The Devers Program offers seminars that promote and further the study of Dante through collaborative learning among students and faculty and by stressing interconnections among different fields of study.
Filippo Gianferrari: “‘Poca favilla, gran fiamma seconda’ (Par. I 34): Cino, la lettera di San Giacomo…
Re-reading Dante's Vita nova: Chapters 19-24, teleconference
"Re-reading Dante’s Vita nova" is a collaborative research project involving researchers from University College London, the University of Bristol, the University of Cambridge, the University of Leeds, the University of Notre Dame, the University of Oxford, the University of Reading, and the University of Warwick. This event will be hosted at the University of Bristol, and the discussion will take place mostly in English. Notre Dame will participate via teleconference. Breakfast provided.
David Lummus: “Intertestualità e storia in Decameron IX 1. Boccaccio tra Cavalcanti e Dante” (Intertextuality and History in Decameron…
Cosimo Burgassi e Speranza Cerullo: “Tradurre dal latino in italiano nel Trecento: due casi di studio” (Translating from Latin into Italian in the Fourteenth Century: Two Case Studies)
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France and Dante’s Florence
Thursday 17 - Friday 18 May, 2018
Notre Dame’s Rome Global Gateway, 15 Via Ostilia, 00184
This seminar, sponsored by the William and Katherine Devers Program in Dante Studies at the University of Notre Dame, has been organized in connection with the research project, “Dante’s Florentine Vernacular Culture, 1280-1301,” and following two successful meetings on “Dante’s Intellectual Formation” (Rome, March 2014) and on “Reconsidering Dante and Brunetto Latini (and Bono Giamboni)” (Rome, May 2017).