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Name |
College |
Research Topic |
Supervisor |
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Selwyn |
Affective Contagions and Communities in Boccaccio’s Decameron | ||
| Adelaide Brooks | Clare | Italiano, brava lingua?: The Complex Role of Italian in the Recounting of the Holocaust | Prof Robert Gordon |
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St John's |
Morphosyntactic Microvariation in the Aeolian Dialects |
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Selwyn |
Uncovering classical mythology in Dante's Earthly Paradise |
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| Samuel Fitzgibbon | Corpus Christi | Writing Home: Letters to and from Florentine Exiles (1433-1494) Research Summary 1 | Prof Virginia Cox |
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Selwyn |
"Polyanthea" or Polyantheas: The hidden foundation of the European Renaissance |
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Caius |
16th October 1943: literature, history and memory |
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Selwyn |
'The Role of the Anthropological Method in Italian Literature (1970-1985): Italo Calvino, Primo Levi and Gianni Celati |
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St Catharine's |
The genre of Rime in morte in Renaissance women’s lyric poetry: Vittoria Colonna, |
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| Ruth Murphy | St John's | Conceptualising empathy as an ethical and literary problem post-Holocaust | Prof Robert Gordon |
| Orsolya Petocz | Selwyn | Between Queer Invisibility and Hypervisibility - Italian and Francophone Text and Image | Prof Emma Wilson and Prof Robert Gordon |
| Luigi Pinton | Clare | Witnessing the lives of others: Antonio Tabucchi's second-hand stories | Dr Pierpaolo Antonello |
| George Rayson | Selwyn | Singularities in harmony: the rhyming hapax legomena in Dante's Commedia | Dr Heather Webb |
| Rebecca Reilly | Selwyn | Accessing the Inaccessible Other: Desire and ‘Interpersonal Selfhoods’ across Generic and Gendered Boundaries in Late Medieval Italian Literature | Dr Heather Webb |
| Onkar Singh | Selwyn | Diachronic and Synchronic Microvariation in Differential Object Marking (DOM) in ItaloRomance and beyond | Prof Adam Ledgeway |
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St Catharine's |
Women Writing Folklore: Politics of Folk and Fairy-tale Collections from Italian and Irish Islands (1870-1920) |
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| Aurora Sturli | St Edmund’s | Female Writers at the Margins of Italian Literature and Culture | Prof Helena Sanson |
| Jonathan Wiles | Selwyn | "Vegna Medusa": Dante's Poetics of Absence in and Around the 'Commedia' | Dr Heather Webb |
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