“Kafka, Fascism, and Family in Modern Italian Literature,” Hebrew University, Jerusalem, April 19th, 2017.
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Category Archives: Presentations
Imperial Traces in Italian Trieste
“Imperial Traces in Italian Trieste” for the conference “Empire, Socialism and Jews,” Duke University, April 2016.
Kafka as Detective Novelist?: The Italian Case, from Carlo Emilio Gadda to Paola Capriolo
“Kafka as Detective Novelist?: The Italian Case, from Carlo Emilio Gadda to Paola Capriolo” for the panel “The Kafkaesque in German Literature, Film, and Culture (1933-present)” at SAMLA (Southern Atlantic Modern Language Association) in Durham, NC, November 2015.
Editing Kafka for the World: Roberto Calasso’s “Zürau Aphorisms”
“Editing Kafka for the World: Roberto Calasso’s Zürau Aphorisms” for GSA (German Studies Association) Conference in Washington D.C., October 2015.
Dreams of Fiction: Kafka’s Quaderni in ottavo, Lallo Romano, Antonio Tabucchi, and Giorgio Manganelli
“Dreams of Fiction: Kafka’s Quaderni in ottavo, Lallo Romano, Antonio Tabucchi, and Giorgio Manganelli” for AAIS University of Colorado, Boulder, March 2015.
Emilia Galotti as a Galeotto: Whose Go-Between?
“Emilia Galotti as a Galeotto: Whose Go-Between?” for the panel “Universal and Particular in Lessing,” MLA Vancouver, January 8th-11th, 2015.
Kafka Leaves Home: Das Schloss, Il castello, The Castle and World Literature
“Kafka Leaves Home: Das Schloss, Il castello, The Castle and World Literature,” for the panel, “Kafka’s Das Schloss as an Axial Work of Art,” German Studies Association Conference, Kansas City, Missouri, September 2014.
What Does the volpe Say?: Literature’s Role in Animal Studies, an Italian Perspective
“What Does the volpe Say?: Literature’s Role in Animal Studies, an Italian Perspective.” Ars et Scienta: Animalia Symposium. Organized by Einar Petterson. The Norwegian Institute in Rome, Italy, June 3rd and 4th, 2014.
A video recording of this talk is available.
Parental Bonds: Kafka and the Family in Modern Italian Literature
“Parental Bonds: Kafka and the Family in Modern Italian Literature.” Interstitial Italy: Reassessing global questions through the ‘peculiar’ Italian case. SIS Interim Conference 2014. The British School at Rome. March 27th-28th, 2014.
Italian Literature with and without ismi: From Svevo to Ferrante, via Kafka
“Italian Literature with and without ismi: From Svevo to Ferrante, via Kafka,” for the Graduate Studies Seminar at Villa La Pietra, New York University’s Florence campus, March 25th, 2014, upcoming.
