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Ended Thu Dec 17 2020Thu Dec 17 2020
Book Presentation – ‘Miniature Campianesi’ by Ermanna Montanari

A conversation on Miniature Campianesi with Ermanna Montanari, Leila Marzocchi and Igort. Marco Belpoliti will chair the event. The event will be in Italian and will be recorded. The webinar is related to the theme chosen for the XX Week of the Italian Language in the World: “Italian Between Word and Image: Graffiti, Illustrations, Comic […]

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Ended Thu Dec 10 2020Thu Dec 10 2020
MapsBordersTerritories #5: Fulvio Tomizza and geo-linguistic borders.

Marianna Deganutti and Sandra Parmegiani in conversation What does writing from a borderland mean? What are the challenges borderland writers are subjected to? Trieste, a key European borderland, located at the intersection of the Latin, Germanic and Slavic civilizations, offers a literary scenario characterized by complex borderland dynamics. Among them stand out the linguistic challenges […]

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Ended Thu Nov 26 2020Thu Nov 26 2020
MapsBordersTerritories #4: Frontaliers and protection of the Italian language in Switzerland.

Gabriele Paleari and Sergio Savoia in conversation. The border between Switzerland and Italy has been almost unchanged, except for minor tweaks, since Italy’s unification in 1861. However porous, the border divides two countries with very different political systems and, to paraphrase Churchill, the two countries are divided by a common language. The relationship that Swiss Italians […]

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Ended Wed Nov 25 2020Wed Nov 25 2020
What Shall We Eat to Save the World?

Curated by Agnese Codignola and Fabio Bruni Register here.  Climate’s fever is destroying the world – but we can save it – with a revolution that involves healthy, sustainable and fair food.. and the courage, scandalous at times, of science.   Agnese Codignola, PhD in pharmacology at Università di Milano, turned into journalism after 7 […]

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Ended Mon Nov 23 2020Mon Nov 23 2020
Supercool Kitchen

Facts and misdemeanors in the kitchen: from Pellegrino Artusi to curdled mayonnaise.Reflections on science, traditions and costumes in the kitchen. Marco Malvaldi and Fabio Bruni in conversation. Q&A session to follow. In English. Q&A session in Italian.  Register here  Marco Malvaldi is an Italian chemist and novelist, who began his writing career in 2007 with […]

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Ended Wed Nov 18 2020Wed Nov 18 2020
Le geografie di Franco Farinelli: istruzioni per l’uso.

Vittorio Giacopini interviews Franco Farinelli – In Italian. Earth is a sphere. That’s why everything, sooner or later, comes back.”. Globalization, web, pandemic: all these phenomena can be read as stages of what Franco Farinelli calls the crisis of “cartographic reason”. The present shows us that no map can define the geographic and political complexity […]

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Ended Sat Nov 14 2020Sat Nov 14 2020
Andrea Marcolongo and Mary Norris

Organised by Classics Now. Supported by the Italian Cultural Institute Dublin. Introducing The Ingenious Language: Nine Epic Reasons To Love Greek, Andrea Marcolongo writes that her book demands passion and a willingness to be challenged. “It’s a literary tale about a few particular aspects of the magnificent and elegant ancient Greek language – its concise, […]

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Ended Thu Nov 12 2020Thu Nov 12 2020
Bucare il confine. Storie dalla frontiera di Ventimiglia (Mondadori, 2020)

Join here Password: Ventimiglia2020 Bucare il confine. Storie dalla frontiera di Ventimiglia (Mondadori 2020) is an oral history book by Gabriele Proglio. Spending several months on the Italo-French border, Proglio collected many interviews with migrant people, Italian and French citizens in Ventimiglia (ITA) and Menton (FRA), activists, NGOs and associations. The aim of this volume […]

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Ended Thu Nov 05 2020Thu Nov 05 2020
“Hard Borders”: what’s in a poem?

What is there in (and beyond) a map? What do we talk about when we talk of borders? Poet Jo Burns and writer Catherine Dunne introduce the themes of the series of encounters “Maps, borders and Territories”, in a conversation with the Directors of the IIC Dublin, London and Edinburgh. Registration to the online event […]

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Ended Thu Nov 05 2020Thu Feb 18 2021
Maps, Borders and Territories

  What is there in (and beyond) a map? What do we talk about when we talk of borders? How do we define territories? Google maps and maps of wonderlands. Cartography and strategies of war. Mapping ideologies and pandemics, continents, countries and counties, languages and races. Never ending fights over borders and identities. Maps of perceptions […]

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