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Curriculum Vitae ALBERTO COMPARINI Department of French and Italian, Division of Email: [email protected] Literatures, Cultures, and Languages 44 Olmsted Road, Studio 5, Apartment Stanford University 347, Stanford, California, 94305. 450 Serra Mall, Building 260 Italian Address: via Livorno 12/19, Stanford, CA, 94305. Genova, Italia, 16146. Education – Ph.D. Student, Department of French and Italian, Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages, Stanford University, 2013- (advisors: prof. Laura Wittman, prof. Robert Harrison, prof. Hans Gumbrecht, prof. Thomas Harrison); – M.A. in “Letteratura e civiltà moderne”, Università degli Studi di Genova, a.a. 2010-2012. Thesis: Per un commento ai «Dialoghi con Leucò» di Cesare Pavese. Grade: 110 summa cum laude. Tutores: prof. Franco Contorbia, prof. Enrico Testa; – B.A. in “Lettere moderne”, Università degli Studi di Genova, a.a. 2007-2010. Thesis: Iride. L'Alcesti di Montale. Grade: 110 summa cum laude. Tutores: prof. Franco Contorbia, prof. Enrico Testa; – High School Diploma, “Liceo classico M. L. King”, a.s. 2002-2007. Grade: 96/100. Academic Positions – Visiting Assistant Professor, Dipartimento di Filologia, Linguistica e Letteratura, Università degli Studi di Verona, secondo semestre, a.a. 2016/2017 – Adjunct Lecturer, Department of Classical and Modern Literatures, City College of New York, Fall 2016; – Visiting Scholar, Institute for Comparative Literature, Columbia University, Fall 2016. Work Experience – Instructor, Contemporary Italian Literature, Italian 129 (undergraduate level), Stanford University Spring 2017; – Instructor, Comparative Literature Course, M.A. in Comparative Literature, Università degli Studi di Verona, II° semestre, a.a. 2016/2017; – Italian Language Instructor, Second Year Italian Language, Stanford University, Italian 22, Winter 2017; – Instructor, Fairy Tales and Re-Writings (seminar, undergraduate level), CCNY, City College of New York, Fall 2016; – Teaching Assistant (prof. Alvan Ikokou), Literature and Human Experimentation 223 (graduate level), Stanford University, Spring 2016; – Co-Instructor (prof. Laura Wittman, Miss Nicole Gounalis), Italian Mafia 155 (undergraduate level), Stanford University, Spring 2016; – Teaching Assistant (prof. Inga Pierson), Leopardi and Baudelaire 324 (graduate level), Stanford University Spring 2015; – Italian Language Instructor, First Year Italian Language, Stanford University (Italian 1, Fall 2014; Italian 2, Winter 2015; Italian 3, Spring 2015); – Research Assistant of prof. Robert Harrison, Stanford University, Fall 2014, Winter 2015, Spring 2015; – Research Assistant of prof. Morten Steen Hansen, Stanford University, Winter-Spring 2014; – Teaching Assistant of prof. Robert Harrison, Dante's «Purgatorio» and «Paradiso» 236E (graduate level), Spring 2014; – Teaching Assistant of prof. Robert Harrison, Dante’s «Inferno» 235E (graduate level), Stanford University, Winter 2014; – Research Assistant of prof. Carlo Caruso, Durham University, January-June 2012; – Teaching Assistant, Durham University, January-June 2012: Italian Language 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B, 4A, 4B (first, second, and fourth year classes of Italian language). Journal Editorial Board – «Atelier» (2014-) – «Mosaici» (2016-) Tutoring – Italian Language Tutor for Student-Athletes, Stanford University, 2013- – Italian Language Tutor for Students with Learning Disabilities, Stanford University, Office of Accessible Education, Fall 2013, Winter 2014, Spring 2014; – Graduate Tutor in the Humanities, Università degli Studi di Genova, 2009-2012. Conference organizer – Organizer of the event at the Stanford Humanities Center in collaboration with the Center for the Study of the Novel: Stefano Ercolino’s The Maximalis Novel, Spring 2016; – With Maria Borio and Stefano Carrai, co-organizer of the conference “Gozzano cento anni dopo”, Siena, Università degli Studi di Siena, 20-21 giugno 2016; – Organizer of the event at the Stanford Humanities Center in collaboration with the Center for the Study of the Novel: Guido Mazzoni’s Proper Nouns and Average Men. The Novel, Human Sciences, Democracy, 4 March 2016; – With Eleonora Cavallini, co-organizer of the conference “Tradurre i classici greci nel Novecento italiano”, Ravenna, Università degli Studi di Bologna, aprile 2016; – With Michael Hoyer and Dylan Montanari, Co-organizer of the International Conference “Will Literature Survive the 21st Century? A Colloquium inspired by Italo Calvino's Six Memos for the Next Millennium”, Stanford Humanities Center, May 16-17 2014; – Panel Chair, Dialogues in Dialogue. A Dialectic Perspective on Communication and its Meaning in Three Italian Contemporary Writers (Pavese, Landolfi, Parise), Society for Italian Studies Biennial Conference, Durham, Durham University, 8-11 July 2013; – With Eleonora Cavallini, “La Musa nascosta. Mito e letteratura greca nell’opera di Cesare Pavese,” Ravenna, Università degli Studi di Bologna 19-20 marzo 2013. Awards and Grants – Stanford Graduate Competition for an Instructor Position at CCNY for Fall 2016/2017, $6000; – Graduate Research Opportunity (GRO), Summer 2016, $4500; – Stanford CTP EPortfolio Award, Summer 2016, $2,000 (declined); – Stanford Summer Fellowship, $2000; – 2015/2016, Stanford Conference Grants Competition, $3000; – Stanford Summer Research Fellowship 2015, $2000; – Stanford Summer Fellowship 2015, $6000; – 2014/2015, Stanford Conference Grants Competition, $3000; – Stanford Summer Fellowship 2014, $6000; – 2013/2014, Stanford Conference Grants Competition, $2000. Publications 1. Books 1.2. La poetica dei «Dialoghi con Leucò» di Cesare Pavese, Milano-Udine, Mimesis, 2016 (forthcoming); 1.1. Iride. L’Alcesti di Montale, nuova edizione aggiornata, Borgomanero, Ladolfi, 2014 [2011]. Reviews: Yuri Brunello («Italica», XCIII, 2, Summer 2015, pp. 528-531); Rebecca West («Italian Poetry Review», X, 2015); Diego Bertelli («Rassegna della Letteratura Italiana», CXIX, 2, luglio-dicembre 2015); Rossella Riccobono («Forum Italicum», XLIX, 4, Fall 2016); Andrea Matucci («Annali d’Italianistica», XXXIV, 2016); Enrico Zucchi «OBLIO», VI, 21, Primavera 2016, p. 190). 2. Edited Books and Journals 2.4. Ovidio and his Metamorphoses in Twentieth Century Italian Literature, edited by Alberto Comparini (proposed to Legenda, series ‘Italian Perspectives’); 2.3. Mario Luzi poeta del Novecento. Modernismo, lirica, ermeneutica, traduzione, a cura di Alberto Comparini, in «Quaderni del ‘900», XVII, 2017 (in progress); 2.2. Cento anni da Gozzano, Atti del Convegno (Siena, 22 giugno 2016), a cura di Maria Borio, Stefano Carrai e Alberto Comparini, Pacini Fazzi, Lucca, 2017; 2.1. La poesia modernista italiana, a cura di Maria Borio e Alberto Comparini, in «Critica Letteraria», 2016, e Napoli, Loffredo, 2016 (forthcoming). 3. Peer reviewed journal articles 3.29. Storia ed esistenza nel «Diario d’Algeria» (1947), in «Per Leggere» (submitted); 3.28. Le «Frontiere» dell’io di Sereni, in «Moderna» (submitted); 3.27. «Ogni interpretazione impoverisce il mito e lo soffoca». Myth as Grammar of Reality in Calvino’s Thought, in «The Italianist» (submitted); 3.26. Mario Luzi dopo il 2005. Stato degli studi, in «Quaderni del ‘900», XVII, 2017; 3.25. Flaiano Twenty Years Later. Re-reading «Tempo di uccidere» (1947), in «La Modernità Letteraria», X, 2017; 3.24. Indifferent Characters. Polyphonic Dialogism in Alberto Moravia’s «Gli indifferenti» (1929), in «Rivista di Studi Italiani», XXXIV, 2, agosto 2017; 3.23. Problemi di ‘personae’. Sulla recente teoria del personaggio nel mondo anglofono (2003- 2016), in «Comparatismi», I, 2016; 3.22. La ‘postpoesia’ di Alessandro Broggi. Lettura di «Avventure minime» (2014), in «Atelier», LXXVIII, 2, aprile-giugno 2016, pp. 15-20; 3.21. ‘Actus’ e ‘actio’. L’io come agente nei «Canti» di Leopardi (1818-1826), in «Otto/Novecento», XL, 3, settembre-dicembre 2016; 3.20. Clizia in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction. Montale, «Satura», and «L’angelo nero», in «Italian Poetry Review», XI, 2016; 3.19. Hölderlin e l’ermetismo fiorentino, in «Studi Novecenteschi», XLIII, 92, luglio- dicembre 2016; 3.18. Letteratura ed esistenzialismo nel «Partigiano Johnny» (1968) di Beppe Fenoglio, in «Rivista di Letteratura Italiana», XXXIV, 2, maggio-agosto 2016, pp. 135-160; 3.17. Genesi di un libro, storia di un titolo. «Goliath. The March of Fascism» (1937) di G.A. Borgese, in «Autografo», XXXI, 55, gennaio-giugno 2016, pp. 31-38; 3.16. La geometria ha i suoi sogni e la sua fame. «La misura dello zero» di Bruno Galluccio, in «Nuovi Argomenti Online», 28 ottobre 2015; 3.15. A Distant Episteme. New Conditions of Knowledge in Franco Moretti’s «Distant Reading» (2013), in «Semicerchio», LIII, 2, luglio-dicembre 2015, pp. 21-24; 3.14. «Un modo diverso di dire io». Life in Quest of Narrative in Primo Levi's «Il sistema periodico» (1975), in «Rivista di Studi Italiani», XXXII, 1, giugno 2015, pp. 511-525; 3.13. Sbarbaro e la rappresentazione negativa della Grande Guerra. Per una lettura modernista dei “trucioli di guerra” (1917-1919), in «Annali d'Italianistica», XXXIII, 2015, pp. 169-186; 3.12. Le figure mancanti di Luciano Neri, in «Atelier», LXXVII, 1, gennaio-marzo 2015, pp. 9-15; 3.11. Giorgio Caproni between Poetry and Prayer. «Il muro della terra», in «Italica», XCVI, 1, Spring 2015, pp. 83-102; 3.10. Filosofia e conoscenza nelle «Parole» (1939) di Antonia Pozzi, in «Rassegna Europea di Letteratura Italiana», XLII, 2, luglio-dicembre 2014; 3.9. Dialogismo, simbolo e allegoria nei «Dialoghi con Leucò», in «Critica Letteraria», XLII, 163-164, aprile-giugno
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    Journal Journal ofJournal Italian Translation of Italian Translation V ol. XI No. 1 Spring 2016 Editor Luigi Bonaffini ISSN 1559-8470 Volume XI Number 1 Spring 2016 JIT 11-2 Cover.indd 1 8/11/2016 1:12:31 PM Journal of Italian Translation frontmatter.indd 1 8/12/2016 1:01:09 PM Journal of Italian Translation is an international Editor journal devoted to the translation of literary works Luigi Bonaffini from and into Italian-English-Italian dialects. All translations are published with the original text. It also publishes essays and reviews dealing with Ital- Associate Editors Gaetano Cipolla ian translation. It is published twice a year. Michael Palma Submissions should be in electronic form. Joseph Perricone Translations must be accompanied by the original texts, a brief profile of the translator, and a brief profile of the author. Original texts and transla- Assistant Editor tions should be on separate files. All submissions Paul D’Agostino and inquiries should be addressed to Journal of Italian Translation, Dept. of Modern Languages and Literatures, 2900 Bedford Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11210 Editorial Board Adria Bernardi or [email protected] Geoffrey Brock Book reviews should be sent to Joseph Per- Franco Buffoni ricone, Dept. of Modern Language and Literature, Barbara Carle Peter Carravetta Fordham University, Columbus Ave & 60th Street, John Du Val New York, NY 10023 or [email protected]. Anna Maria Website: www.jitonline.org Farabbi Rina Ferrarelli Subscription rates: Irene U.S. and Canada. Individuals $30.00 a year, $50 Marchegiani for 2 years. Francesco Marroni Institutions $35.00 a year.
  • Dipartimento Di Filologia, Letteratura E Linguistica

    Dipartimento Di Filologia, Letteratura E Linguistica

    View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Archive - Università di Pisa DIPARTIMENTO DI FILOLOGIA, LETTERATURA E LINGUISTICA CORSO DI LAUREA IN LINGUA E LETTERATURA ITALIANA TESI DI LAUREA Tre poeti italiani fra Novecento e anni Zero: Valerio Magrelli, Milo De Angelis e Franco Buffoni CANDIDATO RELATORE Riccardo Socci Chiar.mo Prof. Raffaele Donnarumma CONTRORELATORE Chiar.mo Prof. Alberto Casadei ANNO ACCADEMICO 2015/2016 INDICE Introduzione Capitolo 1. Valerio Magrelli 1.1 Gli elementi perturbanti del microcosmo di Ora serrata retinae 1.2 Un soggetto disorientato: il male, l’ironia, la Storia 1.3 L’ordine della forma, il problema del linguaggio Capitolo 2. Milo De Angelis 2.1 «Tra matematica e schizofrenia» 2.2 Il mondo impenetrabile di Millimetri 2.3 Memoria, riti e meta-Storia Capitolo 3. Franco Buffoni 3.1 Una voce camuffata 3.2 Poetica, progettualità e istanza narrativa: la maniera del secondo Buffoni 3.3 L’imperativo etico della testimonianza Capitolo 4. La poesia degli anni Zero 4.1 L’«età del silenzio» 4.2 Il Tema dell’assenza: nostalgie, paure e doveri di chi resta nel «qui» 4.3 Un mondo in Guerra: Storia, uomini e natura Conclusioni 5.1 I temi 5.2 Le forme 5.3 Una domanda Bibliografia INTRODUZIONE Questo studio si propone di analizzare e mettere a confronto l’opera in versi di tre degli autori più importanti nel panorama poetico italiano degli ultimi decenni: Valerio Magrelli, Milo De Angelis e Franco Buffoni. La scelta dei poeti oggetto della ricerca è stata dettata da due motivi principali: innanzitutto l’autorevolezza che ai tre scrittori è stata riconosciuta nel corso degli anni da parte sia della critica sia del pubblico, per quanto ristretto, degli appassionati di poesia; in secondo luogo il fatto che le opere di questi autori sono l’espressione di poetiche e sensibilità molto diverse fra loro, e che tuttavia hanno attraversato, e stanno tuttora attraversando, lo stesso periodo storico.