9:00 a.m. Introduction
Bruce Edelstein, New York University
Rebecca Falkoff, New York University
9:15 Book Presentation: L’invenzione del vero by Raffaello Palumbo Mosca, University of Kent: “Una letteratura che
si ritorce contro se stessa: l’ipotesi del romanzo ibrido”
Respondents: Paolo Campolonghi, New York University and Valeria Castelli, New York University
10:00 Panel: Subjects to and Subjects of Representation in Cinema and Literature
Jim Carter, New York University, “Screening for the Crime: Fiction, Fact, and Cinema”
Marco Purpura, Balthazar polo di studi sul cinema, “Realismo, blackface e brownface, nel cinema italiano
degli anni sessanta: Che cosa sono le nuvole? di Pierpaolo Pasolini e Queimada di Gillo Pontecorvo”
Rebecca Falkoff, New York University, “Sebastiano Vassalli’s Archeology, between the Novel and the Cronaca Nera”
Moderated by Eric Nicholson, New York University
9:00 a.m. Introduction
Bruce Edelstein, New York University
Rebecca Falkoff, New York University
9:15 Book Presentation: L’invenzione del vero by Raffaello Palumbo Mosca, University of Kent: “Una letteratura chesi ritorce contro se stessa: l’ipotesi del romanzo ibrido”
Respondents: Paolo Campolonghi, New York University and Valeria Castelli, New York University
10:00 Panel: Subjects to and Subjects of Representation in Cinema and Literature
Jim Carter, New York University, “Screening for the Crime: Fiction, Fact, and Cinema”
Marco Purpura, Balthazar polo di studi sul cinema, “Realismo, blackface e brownface, nel cinema italiano degli anni sessanta: Che cosa sono le nuvole? di Pierpaolo Pasolini e Queimada di Gillo Pontecorvo”
Rebecca Falkoff, New York University, “Sebastiano Vassalli’s Archeology, between the Novel and the Cronaca Nera”
Moderated by Eric Nicholson, New York University |
11:20 Coffee Break
Panel: Others to Whom? Contesting Identity in Today’s Italy
Kat Kitson, New York University, “Permeating Berlusconismo in Media Representations”
Valerie McGuire, European University Institute, “Minority Denunciation: Amara Lakhous’s Clash of
Civilizations Over an Elevator at Piazza Vittorio”
Valeria Castelli, New York University, “Nothing Happens: Stories of Immigation and Globalization in Antonio
Martino’s Documentary Film Nìguri (2009)”
Moderated by Antonio Corrado, New York University
11:40 Panel: Others to Whom? Contesting Identity in Today’s Italy
Kat Kitson, New York University, “Permeating Berlusconismo in Media Representations” Valerie McGuire, European University Institute, “Minority Denunciation: Amara Lakhous’s Clash of Civilizations Over an Elevator at Piazza Vittorio” Valeria Castelli, New York University, “Nothing Happens: Stories of Immigation and Globalization in Antonio Martino’s Documentary Film Nìguri (2009)” Moderated by Antonio Corrado, New York University
1:00 p.m. Lunch
2:30 Panel: Trying Italy: Theory, Practices and Narration
Guido Vitiello, Università di Roma, La Sapienza, “Il processo, ultima ‘grande narrazione’”
Paolo Campolonghi, New York University, “Dopo la pubblicità: Marco Travaglio between Fact Telling and StoryTelling. A Case Study of Investigative Journalism as a Media Genre in Today’s Italy”
Ellen Nerenberg, Wesleyan University, “Madre malvagia/malata: A Technology of Gender in the Caso Cogne”
Moderated by Christina Brown, New York University
4:15 Keynote Address
Alessandro Dal Lago, Università degli studi di Genova, “Un paese senza il male? Riflessioni su morale e politicanell’Italia contemporanea”
5:30 Reception |
