
INFINITO: A Translation Marathon
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Celebrating Leopardi’s poem with Jonathan Galassi, Luigi Ballerini, and NYU students
View details about the event: INFINITO: A Translation MarathonExtended through May 27, 2022!
Watch the video: Fulvio Roiter: High-Rise New YorkOn the occasion of the world premiere of the opera “The Garden of the Finzi-Continis” Music by Ricky Ian Gordon Libretto by Michael Korie Directed and choreographed by Richard Stafford Based on the novel by Giorgio Bassani
Watch the video: Judge Guido Calabresi on “The Garden of the Finzi-Continis”On the occasion of the world premiere of the opera “The Garden of the Finzi-Continis” Music by Ricky Ian Gordon Libretto by Michael Korie Directed and choreographed by Richard Stafford Based on the novel by Giorgio Bassani
Watch the video: Judge Guido Calabresi on “The Garden of the Finzi-Continis” [EXTENDED INTERVIEW]Today’s word is TOMBOLA, the traditional Christmas Italian bingo.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Tombola”Today’s word is FOCACCIA, the typical Italian flat-bread.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Focaccia”“The Best Weapon for Peace: Maria Montessori, Education, and Children’s Rights” by Erica Moretti (FIT – SUNY)
Watch the video: “The Best Weapon for Peace” Book PresentationLa voce di New York
Read more about: New York: la musa del grande cinema tra le pellicole del Novecento (open in a new tab)Today’s word is SPICCIARE, Italian for getting things done, or for hurrying up.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Spicciare”Part of the series “Le Conversazioni”
Watch the video: New York At the MoviesLa voce di New York
Read more about: In seno al Dante Project di New York: l’opera oltre la Divina Commedia (open in a new tab)Today’s word is CEFFO, Italian for mug.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Ceffo”Part of N.I.C.E. (New Italian Cinema Events) Film Festival
Watch the video: A Conversation with “El Numero Nueve” director Pablo BenedettiPart of the N.I.C.E. (New Italian Cinema Events) Film Festival
Watch the video: Dante in Silent Italian CinemaFiorentina.it
Read more about: ‘El Numero Nueve’, il docu-film su Gabriel Batistuta sbarca al N.I.C.E. Festival a New York (open in a new tab)Paolo Naso, Università La Sapienza, Rome Author of “Martin Luther King. Una storia americana” (Laterza, 2021)
Watch the video: Martin Luther King Jr.: An “Italian” StoryWashington Square News
Read more about: ‘I’m like the slut of literature’: Fran Lebowitz speaks at NYU’s Casa Italiana (open in a new tab)Today’s word is RACCONTO, Italian for story or tale.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Racconto”A Q&A, following the screening of: Before the Close of Day Passages from Dante’s Purgatorio (USA, 75′)
Watch the video: Peter Lucas presents “Before the Close of Day”Adventures in Italian Opera with Fred Plotkin.
Watch the video: A Conversation with Roberto Scarcella PerinoToday’s word is BISCHERO, Italian for tuning peg, Tuscan for stupid.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Bischero”RSI
Read more about: New York città che ci ripensa (open in a new tab)Today’s word is PAGLIACCIO, Italian for clown.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Pagliaccio”The Dante Project of New York
Watch the video: Epistole, Ecloghe, Questio: Dante’s Epistles and His Latin Works of the Last YearsBook Presentation
Watch the video: Italian Neorealism: A Cultural HistoryToday’s word is TREMENDO, Italian for terrible, or horrific, and not – as one would imagine – tremendous.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Tremendo”Today’s word is OMERTÀ, the code of silence enacted by a community in the face of organized crime.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Omertà”Today’s word is POLPETTONE, which literally means “meatloaf,” but is also used figuratively.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Polpettone”Today’s word is PARACULO, applied to those who cleverly look out for themselves.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Paraculo”La Repubblica
Read more about: Podcast: Antonio Monda on the Exhibition “Fulvio Roiter: High-Rise New York” (open in a new tab)Today’s word is SCHIZZO, Italian for sketch, splash, and other meanings.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Schizzo”Eleonora Stoppino (University of Illinois) in conversation with Alice Balestrino (University of Illinois)
Watch the video: Inferno 29: On ContagionPaola Nasti (Northwestern University) in conversation with Nicolò Maldina (The University of Edinburgh)
Watch the video: Paradiso 11: The Untold Riches of LoveToday’s word is ZONZO, Italian for wandering or roaming.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Zonzo”La voce di New York
Read more about: New York prima di 9-11: gli scatti di Fulvio Roiter alla New York University (open in a new tab)Claudia Rossignoli (University of St. Andrews) in conversation with Daragh O’Connell (University College Cork)
Watch the video: Purgatorio 8: Community and Exclusion in the Valley of the Negligent RulersGlenn Steinberg (The College of New Jersey) in conversation with Carolyn Scott (National Cheng Kung University)
Watch the video: Inferno 9: Styx and Stones. In Honor of Mark MusaBeatrice Arduini (University of Washington, Seattle) in conversation with Paolo Borsa (Université de Fribourg)
Watch the video: Paradiso 8: Only the Good Die YoungAdoyo (Georgetown University) in conversation with Dennis Looney (Modern Language Association)
Watch the video: Purgatorio 17: Dante Craftsman: Poet of JusticeDanielle Callegari (Dartmouth College) in conversation with Anna Wainwright (University of New Hampshire)
Watch the video: Inferno 6: Gluttony, Food, and the Body PoliticToday’s word is SCENA, the Italian word for scene.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Scena”Alberto Gelmi (The Graduate Center, CUNY) in conversation with Filippo Fabbricatore (The Graduate Center, CUNY)
Watch the video: Paradiso 9: Make Love, Make War, and Sing About ItAlessandro Vettori (Rutgers University) in conversation with Isabella Magni (Rutgers University)
Watch the video: Purgatorio 32: The Allegory of Political and Spiritual Change in EdenMary Watt (University of Florida) in conversation with Maggie Fritz-Morkin (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Watch the video: Inferno 21: Comedy, Carnival, and Conduct in the MalebolgeClaudia Rossignoli (University of St. Andrews) in conversation with Nora Stoppino (University of Illinois)
Watch the video: Paradiso 3: Seeing Clearly: Liquid Smiles and Gendered SorrowRodney Lokaj (Università degli Studi di Enna “Kore”) in conversation with George Ferzoco (University of Bristol)
Watch the video: Purgatorio 33: A Prophecy of Completion: new endings, new beginningsMichael Sherberg (Washington University in St. Louis) in conversation with Suzanne Magnanini (University of Colorado)
Watch the video: Inferno 8: Mad as HellToday’s word is BIRICHINO, Italian for a little rascal.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Birichino”Nicolino Applauso (Loyola University) in conversation with Maggie Fritz-Morkin (University of North Carolina)
Watch the video: Paradiso 27: When St. Peter Storms, Lightning StrikesMary Jo Bang (poet) in conversation with Regina Psaki (University of Oregon)
Watch the video: Purgatorio 31: Answer Me! Interrogation and ConfessionToday’s word is BOFONCHIARE, Italian for mumbling and complaining.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Bofonchiare”J. C. Wiles (University of Cambridge) in conversation with Robin Kirkpatrick (University of Cambridge)
Watch the video: Inferno 23: Voice, Velocity, and the Pursuit of GappinessJoseph Romano (Columbia University) in conversation with Christopher Cullen (Fordham University)
Watch the video: Paradiso 07: Beatrice on the Incarnation: Making the Impossible PossibleToday’s word is MINESTRA, Italian for soup.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Minestra”Daniela Boccassini (The University of British Columbia) in conversation with Valerio Cappozzo (The University of Mississippi)
Watch the video: Purgatorio 22: Statius and the Role of PoetryCatherine Adoyo (George Washington University) in conversation with Akash Kumar (Indiana University)
Watch the video: Inferno 11: Ordered Beauty of HellToday’s word is PASTICCIO and other derivations of the word.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Pasticcio”William Franke (Vanderbilt University) in conversation with Jacob Abell (Vanderbilt University)
Watch the video: Paradiso 18: Scripture as Theophany and Virtual RealityNicolino Applauso (Loyola University) in conversation with Inga Pierson (NYU / Stanford Alumna)
Watch the video: Purgatorio 14: Envy and Nostalgia in the RomagnaToday’s word is MONELLO, Italian for a brat, someone who is naughty.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Monello”Toronto Film Magazine
Read more about: Babylon: Ghetto, Renaissance, and Modern Oblivion. An Interview with Jessica Gould (open in a new tab)Eugenio Refini (NYU) in conversation with Catherine Adoyo (George Washington University)
Watch the video: Inferno 4: Living Library of LimboRookshar Myram (University of Catania) in conversation with Laura Ingallinella (Wellesley College)
Watch the video: Paradiso 32: The Rose UnfoldsToday’s word is POGO, Italian for a mosh pit.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Pogo”Alyssa Granacki (Duke University) in conversation with Laura Banella (University of Oxford)
Watch the video: Purgatorio 23: Revisiting Dante’s Youth: A Literary and Historical BiographyJoseph Nicolello (Fordham University) in conversation with Rafa Torre de Silva (NYU)
Watch the video: Inferno 14: Against Us at the Threshold of the GateAn Introduction to Contemporary Italian Poetry by Luigi Ballerini.
Watch the video: The Reappearing Pheasant [Part 3]Alessandra Borgia (Mechnikov University) in conversation with Anastasia Sidorchuk (Mechnikov University)
Watch the video: Paradiso 21: Saturn and LeoMelissa Conway (UCLA) in conversation with Tom Parisi (Saint Mary’s College)
Watch the video: Purgatorio 25: Dante ‘Illuminated’ : The Challenge of Purgatorio 25Author Ara Merjian in conversation with Francesco Guzzetti, Teresa Kittler, Barry Schwabsky. Moderated by Alessandro Giammei. Co-presented with Magazzino Italian Art, Center for Italian Modern Art, Italian Cultural Institute of New York.
Watch the video: Against the Avant-Garde: Pier Paolo Pasolini, Contemporary Art, and NeocapitalismAndrea Celli (University of Connecticut) in conversation with Akash Kumar (Indiana University)
Watch the video: Inferno 28: Scandalous Words, Split BodiesEmily Olsen (Dante Society of America) in conversation with Erick Spahr (University of Oxford)
Watch the video: Paradiso 5: To Make a Deal with God: Vows and Free Will in ParadisoToday’s word is FURFANTE, Italian for a petty thief.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Furfante”Alison Cornish (NYU) in conversation with Stefano Albertini (NYU)
Watch the video: Purgatorio 6: Hometown BluesVirtual Salons: Discourses on Black Italia In collaboration with NYU Florence Ada Ugo Abara, Arising Africans Rahel Sereke, Cambio Passo Anthony Chima, Black Lives Matter Bologna Pierre Aboa, Black Lives Matter Bergamo Moderated by Candice Whitney, writer and translator Angelica Pesarini, NYU
Watch the video: Black Lives Matter in Italy: Movements & MobilizationsToday’s word is SCIOCCO, Italian for silly (but also used to mean “saltless.”)
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Sciocco”Eva Del Soldato (University of Pennsylvania) in conversation with Marco Aresu (Wesleyan University)
Watch the video: Inferno 25: OphidiophobiaEllie Emslie Stevens (Pepperdine University) in conversation with Ruth Stevens (Literary Enthusiast!)
Watch the video: Paradiso 12: Metaphor LasagnaToday’s word is SOLFEGGIO.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Solfeggio”Part of the series “Tutti a Casa! Live Chats About All Things Italian”
Watch the video: Made in Italy and Nation BrandingNancy Vickers (Bryn Mawr College) in conversation with Kenneth Clarke (University of York)
Watch the video: Purgatorio 10: Picture ThisPart of the series AdDRESSing Style
Watch the video: Glamorous, Glittering Gio’! Giovanna Battaglia with Grazia D’AnnunzioPart of the series “Viva Voce”
Watch the video: Dancing Divas: Bellini’s “La Sonnambula” on Video in 1950s ItalyFrancesco Di Giandomenico (Università degli Studi dell’Aquila) in conversation with Luca Serianni
Watch the video: Inferno 22: ‘New Sport’: Humor, Humanity and the ‘Savage Company’Today’s word is ZERBINO, Italian for doormat.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Zerbino”Laura Caparrotti, Artistic Director, KIT – Kairos Italy Theater in conversation with Frank J. Avella, playwright Marcella Bencivenni, CUNY Excerpts read by Giacomo Rocchini and Mario Merone, KIT
Watch the video: Political Theater in Italian American TheaterJelena Todorović (University of Wisconsin-Madison) in conversation with Ernesto Livorni (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Watch the video: Paradiso 15: Of Fathers and SonsBrenda Schildgen (University of California, Davis) in conversation with Kristin Nelson (University of Michigan)
Watch the video: Purgatorio 11: The Laughing Page: Humor, Humility, and MediationToday’s word is BIZZA, Italian for a tantrum.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Bizza”Part of the series Virtual Salons: Discourses on Black Italia
Watch the video: Reimagining the Archives & Centering Black HistoriesMartina Franzini (Boston College) in conversation with Giulia Wilkins (Boston College)
Watch the video: Inferno 32: Frozen Hearts, Cold ActionsRon Herzman (SUNY Geneseo) in conversation with Hannah Schmidt (The University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
Watch the video: Paradiso 14: Paradise CentralToday’s word is FORMICOLIO, Italian for a “swarm” or a “tingling sensation.”
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Formicolìo”