Subject area
Medieval studies, including Dante
Dr Heather Webb (Dante, early Italian lyric poetry, Boccaccio) Renaissance and Early Modern studies
Dr Abigail Brundin (literature, culture, religion)
Professor. Helena Sanson (Questione della lingua, literature, women's history)
Modern studies
Dr Pierpaolo Antonello (Literature, cultural and intellectual history, philosophy)
Professor Robert Gordon (Literature, cultural and intellectual history, Italian cinema)
Dr JD Rhodes (Italian cinema)
Professor Helena Sanson (Questione della lingua, Literature, women's history, translation)
Language and Linguistics
Prof. Adam Ledgeway (Dialectology, historical linguistics, syntactic theory, comparative Romance linguistics)
Professor Helena Sanson (Questione della lingua)
Member of the Department
| Name (and College) | Main area(s) | Contact details |
|---|---|---|
|
(St John's) |
20th-century Italian writing and intellectual history; Futurism and the avant-garde; Literature and science; Calvin, Eco; Postmodern Italian literature; French theory and epistemology | paa25@cam.ac.uk |
| Professor Zyg Baranski, Emeritus Professor | Dante and medieval poetics; Modern Italian literature, film and culture | zgb20@cam.ac.uk |
|
(St Catharine's) |
Renaissance and early modern literature and culture | asb17@cam.ac.uk |
|
(Gonville and Caius) |
20th-century Italian literature, cinema and cultural history |
rcsg1@cam.ac.uk |
|
Professor Robin Kirkpatrick, Emeritus Professor (Robinson) |
Dante and the Renaissance; The relationship between Italian and English literature from 1300 - 1600 as well as in the Modern period |
rk22@cam.ac.uk |
|
(Downing) |
Generative syntax, especially Minimalism; Morphosyntactic change; The history and structure of the Romance languages, in particular Italian and the dialects of Italy |
anl21@cam.ac.uk |
|
(Corpus Christi) |
Italian cinema |
jdr42@cam.ac.uk |
|
(Clare) |
|
hls37@cam.ac.uk |
|
(Selwyn) |
Medieval literature and culture, especially Dante, early Italian lyric poetry, Boccaccio, models of female piety (especially Catherine of Siena & Dominican penitents), the history of concepts |
hmw53@cam.ac.uk |
