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Home JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2017. Dante Public Lecture Series

JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2017. Dante Public Lecture Series

Jacopo Turini December 6, 2017 CDSI, EVENTS

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.

  1. Tues Jan 24 – Dr Tristan Kay (University of Bristol) – ‘Eros, Salvation and Vernacular Poetry in Dante’
  2. Tues Jan 31 – Professor Corinna Salvadori Lonergan (Trinity College Dublin), ‘“Was I, O was I to blame For your death?’ (Aeneid VI) – Authorial guilt in Inferno V”
  3. Tues Feb 7 – Dr Kenneth P. Clarke (University of York) – ‘Horrid Perhapses: The Poetics of Doubt in Dante’
  4. Tues Feb 14 – Professor Anthony Oldcorn (Brown University) – ‘Sailing to Byzantium: A Reading of Dante’s Paradiso VI’
  5. Tues Feb 21 – Dr Martín Veiga (University College Cork) –  ‘The Reception of Dante’s Commedia in Galician Culture’

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