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• Modern Languages Colloquium: Andrea Privitera

Andrea Privitera, "We All Loved Each Other So Much: A Meta-Narrative of Italy's Divided Memory"

Colloquium Series:

Hosted by: Department of Modern Languages and Literatures
Date: Wednesday, November 13
Time: 11:30-12:30
Location: University College, Room 207

Andrea Privitera is a PhD student in Comparative Literature. He received both his BA in Humanities and his MA in Literary Theory from the University of Padua (Italy), and completed part of his Master's studies at Charles University in Prague (Czech Republic). His research interests include literature in Italian and English, literary theory, film and media theory, the relationship between textual and audiovisual media, and transmedia storytelling.