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Join us in the Aula Maxima for an exclusive music performance of Inferno (live solo Cello and recorded parts) by Elliot Murphy! Elliot Murphy is an Irish composer and instrumentalist (cello, guitar) based in Berlin. In 2021, on the occasion of the Septuacentennial of Dante Alighieri’s death, he premiered his Inferno for live solo Cello and interactive pre-recorded strings at the Coach …
The Centre for Dante Studies in Ireland & the Leeds Centre for Dante Studies are glad to announce the upcoming conference Dante Futures: New Voices in Ireland and the UK, which will be hosted by University College Cork on the 11th and 12th November 2022. Inspired by the A Centenary Celebration of New Voices in the UK and Irish Dante Studies event- held …
The CDSI (Centre for Dante Studies in Ireland) cordially invites you to the virtual launch of our Online Exhibition: La Commedia Divina – 100 Lithographs by Liam Ó Broin The launch will take place via Zoom at 17.00 on Dantedì – that is, Dante-day (25 March), the day in which the Florentine poet is celebrated around the world. This year …
Reading Dante in Dialogue: Book Launch – Poetry in Dialogue in the Duecento and Dante, with Akash Kumar, Rebecca Bowen and David Bowe. Valentina Mele (Mediator) Friday 19 March (4.00pm) Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82952881955?pwd=bWJnR1FJamZSRDdiNm85YW0ycXZCUT09 Meeting ID: 829 5288 1955 / Passcode: 034951
The Department of Italian UCC and CASiLaC (Centre for Advanced Studies in Languages and Cultures) are pleased to announce the annual series of five public lectures on Dante. Tues Jan 24 – Dr Tristan Kay (University of Bristol) – ‘Eros, Salvation and Vernacular Poetry in Dante’ Tues Jan 31 – Professor Corinna Salvadori Lonergan (Trinity College Dublin), ‘“Was I, O was …
The Centre for Dante Studies in Ireland, the Department of Italian UCC and CASiLaC (Centre for Advanced Studies in Languages and Cultures) are pleased to announce the annual series of five public lectures on Dante. Tues Jan 26 – Dr Anne O’Connor (NUI Galway) – ‘Empty Graves and Local Rivalries: Dante and the problems of commemorating a national poet’ Tues …
The Department of Italian UCC and CASiLaC (Centre for Advanced Studies in Languages and Cultures) are pleased to announce the annual series of five public lectures on Dante. Tues Jan 20 – Professor Simon Gilson (University of Warwick), ‘Criticizing Dante in Sixteenth-Century Italy’ Tues Jan 27 – Professor Alex Davis (UCC), ‘“Peeling off the Middle Ages bit by bit”: Modernism’s …
The Centre for Dante Studies in Ireland, the Department of Italian UCC and CASiLaC (Centre for Advanced Studies in Languages and Cultures) are pleased to announce the annual series of five public lectures on Dante. Tues Jan 21 – Dr Daragh O’Connell (University College Cork), – ‘Denti Alligator: The Dantification of Popular Culture’ Tues Jan 28 – Dr Robert Wilson …
The Centre for Dante Studies in Ireland, the Department of Italian UCC and CASiLaC (Centre for Advanced Studies in Languages and Cultures) are pleased to announce the annual series of five public lectures on Dante. Tues Jan 29 – Professor Alan Titley (University College Cork) – ‘Irishing the Holy Joke: Dante in the Irish Language’ Tues Feb 5 – Prof. …
The Centre for Dante Studies in Ireland, the Department of Italian UCC and CASiLaC (Centre for Advanced Studies in Languages and Cultures) are pleased to announce the annual series of five public lectures on Dante. Tues Jan 24 – Professor Corinna Salvadori Lonergan (Trinity College Dublin), ‘Dante, Beckett and St Erkenwald in Limbo’ Tues Jan 31 – Professor John Carey …
