Calendar of Events

The Third Science: Chivalry as Conduct, Honor, and Choice

Francesco Erspamer, Harvard University

Eberhard L. Faber 1915 Memorial Fund in the Council of the Humanities and Italian Studies

Chivalric Imageries

Homer is a vague, and hence poetic, idea. Leopardi and the Homeric Question.

Martina Piperno, Alberto Italian Studies Visiting Fellow, Seton Hall

Program in Italian Studies

The Written Language of the Body: Pier Paolo Pasolini, Performance Art, and the Neocapitalist 1970s

Ara H. Merjian, New York University

Italian Studies

Test event broadcasting to Humstudies and Renaissance

Queer Filiation from Virgil to Dante

Gary Cestaro, DePaul University

Department of French and Italian, Program in Italian Studies, Program in Medieval Studies, Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies and Comparative Literature

Ghetto Urbanism in Early Modern Venice

Dana Katz, Reed College

Program in Italian Studies, Co-sponsored with the Program in Judaic Studies and the Renaissance Program

Symposium on the Opera, Monteverdi’s L’Orfeo

Tim Carter, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Program in Italian Studies

Orlando Furioso as Paradoxical Source of Early Italian Epic Theory

Daniel Javitch, New York University

Program in Italian Studies

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED…Dealing with ingratitude in Early Modern Italian Culture (Leonardo, Machiavelli, Ariosto)

Matteo Residori, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle

Program in Italian Studies