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Andrea Ciccarelli
Andrea Ciccarelli

• Professor of Italian
• Director, College Arts & Humanities Institute

Office: Ballantine Hall 622
Office phone: 855-6029

CAHI: 1211 E. Atwater Ave.
CAHI phone: 856-1149

Email: aciccare @indiana.edu

Research areas:

Nineteenth and twentieth-century poetry, narrative and theatre; literary criticism and theory; contemporary Italian literature and culture.

Education:

Background:

My current research focus is twofold. I am working on twentieth-century poetry as well as on the related concepts of migration, boundaries, and frontiers in contemporary and 20th-century Italian literature. I have written extensively on Manzoni and more recently on the writings of contemporary author Claudio Magris. At IU, I serve as Director of the College Arts and Humanities Institute and was Chair of the Department of French and Italian from July 1999 through June 2007. I have directed the Summer Program in Florence several times, most recently in 2008, and have published articles on modern and contemporary Italian culture in journals in Italy as well as in the US. I am the editor of Italica, the journal of the American Association of Teachers of Italian.

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Books

The Cambridge Companion to the Italian Novel. Eds. Peter Bondanella and Andrea Ciccarelli. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2003.

The People’s Voice: Essays on Romanticism. Eds. Andrea Ciccarelli et als. Melbourne: Monash Romance Studies, 1999, pp. 150.

Manzoni: la coscienza della letteratura. Rome: Bulzoni, "Strumenti di Ricerca", 1996.

Articles

“Fra libro e film: ‘Io non ho paura,’” Esperienze letterarie, 4 (2006)

“Appunti su Manzoni e il sacro,” Giornale storico della letteratura italiana, vol. CLXXXII, fasc. 600 (2005)

“Esilio, migrazione, frontiera nell’opera di Magris e Pressburger,” Intersezioni, 3 (2004)

“Fuoricasa: scrittori italiani in America, oggi,” Esperienze letterarie, 1 (2003)

“Dante and Italian Culture from the Risorgimento to World War I,” Dante Studies, vol. CXIX (2001-02)

“Writing (from) Abroad: Italian Writing in the United States,” Italica, 2 (2001)

“Dante and the Culture of Risorgimento,” in Making and Unmaking of Italy. Eds. Albert R. Ascoli and als. London: Berg (2000)

Dept of French and Italian, Ballantine Hall 642, 1020 E Kirkwood Ave, Bloomington, IN 47405-7103
telephone: (812) 855-1952; fax: (812) 855-8877; email: Department of French & Italian

Last updated: 31-Jul-2008 Comments: Nancy Stoute