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italian-studies: Scholarly discussions in any field of Italian studies

*Petrarch Beyond Subjectivities*

This session seeks to encourage a critical reflection on the complexity of
Petrarch’s poetics, ranging from his approach to modernity to his
rediscovery of the past and his dialogue with the ancients, from the
metaliterary strategies to the relationship with other forms of artistic
expression, from political engagement to ethical questions, encompassing
his whole poetic production. In particular, we aim to explore the creative
space of the poet’s experience that moves from subjectivity to a variety of
subjectivies.

We welcome proposals on, but are not limited to, the following topics:


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   The tension between the past and the future
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   The poetic imagination and artistic creation
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   Political experiences and desires
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   Ethical doubts and religious aspirations
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   Subjectivity vs Subjectivities


Your proposal should include the title, a 150-word abstract, a
one-paragraph bio, and your current academic affiliation.

Please, submit your proposal to Eleonora Buonocore (
[log in to unmask]) and Giulia Cardillo ([log in to unmask]) by
Friday August 10th.



Petrarch in Europe

This session aims to explore both Petrarch’s engagement with courts all
over Europe, his travels, as well as the ramification of Petrarch’s thought
and poetics in Renaissance and Early Modern literatures. Proposals may
investigate the influences on and of Petrarch’s poetry, in a broader
context that spans across various disciplines and languages, from the
visual arts to music, from French and English to Spanish, German and
Portuguese.

We welcome proposals on, but are not limited to, the following topics:


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   Literary Influences
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   Geography of Europe
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   Traveling poets / books
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   Petrarchisms
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   Artistic performances


Your proposal should include the title, a 150-word abstract, a
one-paragraph bio, and your current academic affiliation.

Please, submit your proposal to Eleonora Buonocore (
[log in to unmask]) and Giulia Cardillo ([log in to unmask]) by
Friday August 10th.

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