AIA SUMMER SCHOOL British Romanticism Then and Now: Poetics, Language(s), Translation and Culture.
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AIA SUMMER
SCHOOL
British Romanticism Then and Now:
Poetics, Language(s), Translation and Culture.
PROGRAMME
The first edition of the AIA Summer School
will be held in Viareggio, at Palazzo Paolina,
from 4 to 9 June 2018 .
The School is dedicated to British Romanticism, examined
and discussed from a variety of perspectives - theoretical,
aesthetic, literary, cultural and linguistic -
ADDRESS and through different kinds of didactic activities:
lectures, seminars and close readings.
Viareggio, Palazzo The full immersion in Romantic poetics, culture and
languages aims at suggesting the participants new lines of
Paolina research for their present and future career -
4-9 giugno 2018 in academia or at school.
Maximum number of participants: 30
CONTACT The Summer School is open to: PhD students (with
admission priority), Doctors of Philosophy without a
permanent position at University, research fellows
Registration: (assegnisti), researchers (RTD A and B),
Prof. Massimo Sturiale at and school teachers.
aiasegreteria@unict.it
Registration fees (including: hotel accommodation for 6
nights in a standard double room, buffet lunches,
Info & details 1 social dinner and cultural events)
about the programme:
Prof. Gioia Angeletti at Early-bird registration fee (by 15 March)
300 euros (PhD students without scholarship and Doctors
gioia.angeletti@unipr.it of Philosophy without a permanent position at University)
400 euros (PhD students with scholarship, research
fellows, researchers - RTD A and B -,
school teachers)
Registration from 16 March to 30 April
500 euros
(for all positions)
Daily fee with no hotel accommodation,
FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS ONLY 50 euros
Teachers interested in participating for more than one day
yet not for the entire Summer School week, should contact
the AIA Secretary Prof. Massimo Sturiale at:
aiasegreteria@unict.it
At the end of the Summer School participants will obtain a
Certificate of Attendance.
Full attendance will grant participants 6 credits (CFU).
Viareggio, Palazzo Paolina
4-9 giugno 2018
AIA SUMMER SCHOOL
British Romanticism Then and Now:
Poetics, Language(s), Translation and Culture.
Programme
outline
Saturday
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Lerici
9.30 9-10.30 9-10.30 9-10.30 9.30-11 10-11.30
Summer School Theory class Lecture Lecture Theory class Lecture
Inauguration Fulford Crisafulli Saglia Bradshaw Crook
Morning 11-13 11-13 11-13 11.30-13.30 11.30-13
11-13.30
Lecture Seminar Seminar Seminar Seminar Reading from
Rawes Coronato Spandri e Agorni Sandrelli Frankenstein by
Ferreccio Angelo Tonelli
and Susanna Salvi
15-17 15.30-17 15.30-18.30 15.30-17 15-16.30 14.30-17
Afternoon Seminar Lecture 2 Seminars Theory class Lecture Sightseeing of
Rawes Dellarosa Kucich Gibson Church Dossena Lerici
Baiesi
18.30-20.30 19.30-20.30 19.30-20.30 18.30-20 21.30-23
Festival Shelley, Festival Shelley: Festival Shelley, Festival Shelley, Reading and
conferenze Sinclair De Conferenza conferenza performance
Angeletti Courcy Williams, Saglia Crisafulli Guy Lydster
Evening Ferrari Poesia a
Viareggio
22.30 21
Film Social dinner
Didactic programme
AIA SUMMER
SCHOOL Lectures
Lilla Maria Crisafulli, Bologna, Italy: Reading Shelley's Poetry: the
British Romanticism Language of Music and the Arts
Then and Now: Nora Crook, Cambridge, UK: Mary Shelley and Shakespeare:
Frankenstein and Theatricality
Poetics, Language(s), Franca Dellarosa, Bari, Italy: Teaching and Researching Romanticisms:
Translation and Culture. Race, Slavery and Abolition
Marina Dossena, Bergamo, Italy: Ideologies of Linguistic
Viareggio, Palazzo Representation in Late Modern Times and Beyond
Alan Rawes, Manchester, UK: Romantic Poetry: An Introduction
Paolina Diego Saglia, Parma, Italy: The Gothic Orient and the Global: Telling
4-9 giugno 2018 Romantic (Hi)Stories
Seminars
Mirella Agorni, Milan, Italy: Translating Science in the Early Romantic
Period and the Birth of the Female Reader
Serena Baiesi, Bologna, Italy: Varieties of Romantic Fiction and Prose
Writing: Gothic, Sentimental, Historical and Political
Rocco Coronato, Padua, Italy: Thoughts on Translating Coleridge’s
Rime
Giuliana Ferreccio, Turin, Italy and Elena Spandri, University of Siena,
Italy: “Unknown modes of being”: Wordsworth reinventing the sacred
in The Prelude and in Memorials of a Tour in Italy
Greg Kucich, Chicago, US: Romanticism and Women's Historical Drama
Alan Rawes, Manchester, UK: Lord Byron: Passion, Politics and
Popularity
Annalisa Sandrelli, Rome, Italy: Adapting Jane Austen’s Pride and
Prejudice for the screen: a challenge for Italian dubbing
Key-note lectures
Pamela Church Gibson, London, UK: Romanticism, Film, New Media
Michael Bradshaw, Worcester, UK: Disabling Romanticism
Tim Fulford, Leicester, UK: Romantic Masculinities and Heroic Science
Poetics, Language(s), Translation and Culture.
6.30-8.30 p.m. 7.30-8.30 p.m.
Gioia Angeletti:
LAVITSEF EHT HTIW NOITAREPOOC NI
Sinclair De Courcy
Naufragi Williams:
A I A S U M M E R
Romantici Poesia a Viareggio
Roberta Ferrari:
British Romanticism Then and Now:
Percy e gli altri:
inglesi in Toscana
ANILOAP OZZALAP ,OIGGERAIV
nel primo
Ottocento
OIGGERAIV FO YELLEHS
10.30 p.m.
S C H O O L
STNEVE LARUTLUC
Film
8102 ONGUIG 9-4
5 NUJ / YADSEUT
4 NUJ / YADNOM
7.30-8.30 p.m. 6.30-8 p.m. 9.30-11 p.m. 11.30-1 p.m.
Diego Saglia: Lilla Maria Guy Lydster and Angelo Tonelli
Jane Austen: Crisafulli: Danilo di Maggio: and Susanna
un'autrice Frankenstein di Because the Four Salvi read from
disobbediente Mary Shelley dal horsemen: Mary Shelley’s
testo alla scena: Eclipsing Blake's Frankenstein
suggestioni, Apocalypse
imitazioni,
rifacimenti teatrali
e cinematografici
9 p.m. After lunch
6 NUJ / YADSENDEW
9 NUJ / YADRUTAS
Social dinner Sightseeing of
7 NUJ / YADSRUHT
Lerici
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