AISCLI SUMMER SCHOOL
WORLD CULTURES & LITERATURES IN ENGLISH
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LECTURES Sala Lauree, via Verdi 10, II Floor |
MONDAY 16.09 |
TUESDAY 17.09 |
WEDNESDAY 18.09 |
THURSDAY 19.09 |
FRIDAY 20.09 |
SATURDAY 21.09 |
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10.00-11.30 |
Roberto Beneduce “Etnopsychiatry:
Fanon” |
Silvia Albertazzi “9/11
Narratives” |
Esterino Adami “South Asian English” |
Michela Borzaga “South African
Novels” |
Roberta Cimarosti “ |
John McLeod “Transcultural
Adoption &Postcolonial Writing” |
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11.45-13.15 |
Annalisa Oboe “Postcolonial
theory” |
Marta Cariello “Mediterranean,
Anglophone Arab Lit.” |
Melita Cataldi “Music in Irish Lit.” |
Marco Fazzini “Songs for freedom” |
Pier
Paolo Frassinelli “Translation Theories” |
Oriana Palusci “Ecocriticism &Canadian
Culture” |
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LUNCH BREAK |
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14.15–15.45 |
Tiziana Morosetti
“Nigerian Drama” |
Annalisa Pes & Susanna Zinato “Madness
&postcolonial literature” |
Francesca
Romana Paci “CanLit: Alistair McLeod” |
Paola Brusasco “Translation
theories” |
Luisa Percopo “Australian
indigenous cinema” |
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16.00-17.30 |
Andrea Carosso “Arab American &Muslim
American narratives” |
Carmen Concilio “Jhumpa
Lahiri’s Works” |
Irene De
Angelis “Seamus Heaney &violence” |
L. Percopo Workshop on
Film |
Nicoletta Vallorani “Documenting the other” |
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17.30-18.30 PhDs‘ Workshop on Research |
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Special
Events |
A. Carosso Workshop on
Film |
C.
Concilio Workshop on Film |
18.00 Workshop on
Film Screening: “ROADMAP TO APARTHEID” (C. Tagliacozzo, P. Olivetti) |
21.00 Circolo
dei Lettori JHUMPA LAHIRI On “The Lawland” |
N. Vallorani Workshop
on Film Screening: My Private Zoo (F.Goia & F.Sirch, 2012). Winner of 2013 edition of DOCUCITY
Documenting the Metropolis, the International
Festival of Documentary Filmmaking UNIMI (www.docucity.unimi.it) |
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Lectures
Prof. Esterino Adami (University of Turin):
“Teaching/Learning
Englishes through South Asian Literatures”
Prof.ssa Silvia Albertazzi (University of Bologna):
“Post
9/11 narratives”
Prof. Roberto Beneduce (University of Turin)
"La
vita psichica della storia: Fanon, la parola dei dannati, la cura del
passato"
Prof. Michela Borzaga (University of Vienna, A):
“Reading
time in three South African novels (Coetzee, Serote, Head)”
Prof.ssa Paola Brusasco (University of Turin):
“Translation
Theory and Postcolonial Studies”
Prof.ssa Marta Cariello (University of Neaples):
“Writing
Across the Mediterranean: Anglophone Arab Literature”
Prof. Andrea Carosso (University of Turin):
"Spaces
In-Between:" Post-9/11 Arab-American and Muslim-American
Narratives and the Post-Colonial Imaginary”
Prof.ssa Melita Cataldi (University of Turin):
“The
Healing Power of Music in Contemporary Irish Literature”
Prof.ssa Roberta Cimarosti (University Cą Foscari, Venice):
“Teaching/Learning
Englishes through Caribbean Literatures”
Prof.ssa Carmen Concilio (University of Turin):
“Jhumpa
Lahiris’ Works”
Prof. Irene De Angelis (University of Turin):
“Violence
in the poetry of Seamus Heaney”
Prof. Marco Fazzini (University Cą Foscari, Venice):
“Poems/Songs
for Freedom (South Africa, Jamaica, Ireland, Scotland)”
Prof. Pier Paolo Frassinelli (Monash University, Johannesburg,ZA):
“Translating
Theory/Theorising Translation (Gramsci, Spivak, Sakai, Ngugi)”
Prof. John McLeod (University of Leeds, UK):
“Transcultural
Adoption and Postcolonial Writing”
Prof.ssa Tiziana Morosetti (Univeristy of Oxford, UK):
“Soyinka
vs Osofisan. Issues in English-speaking Nigerian Drama”
Prof.ssa Annalisa Oboe (University of Padua):
“New
Patterns in Postcolonial Studies”
Prof.ssa Francesca Romana Paci (University of East Piedmont):
“Multiversal
Clearances: The Narrative of Alistair MacLeod”
Prof.ssa Oriana Palusci (University of Neaples, L’Orientale):
“Ecocriticism
and Canadian Culture”
Prof.ssa Luisa Percopo (University of Cagliari):
“Black
Screen: Australian Contemporary Indigenous Cinema”
Prof.ssa Nicoletta Vallorani (University of Milan):
“Documenting
the Other. African Identities in Contemporary Documentary Filmmaking in
Italy”
Proff. Susanna Zinato & Annalisa Pes (University of Verona):
“Madness
and Postcolonial Literature (South Africa, The Caribbean, Australia)”
SUGGESTED READING LIST
Introductory Lectures on Frantz Fanon
F. Fanon, Black Skin, White Masks
