Sandro-Angelo De Thomasis, Ph.D. 2021

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Sandro-Angelo de Thomasis received an honors’ BA in Western Society and Culture at Concordia University’s Liberal Arts College in Montreal, Canada. His fields of interest stand at both edges of Italian poetry; at its inception with Dante and medieval modalities of texts and images, as well as its latest manifestation in contemporary Italian poetics. Sandro also serves on the editorial board of the second tome of Those Who from Afar Look Like Flies (University of Toronto Press, forthcoming), a bilingual anthology of contemporary Italian poetry. His academic work on contemporary Italian poetics and historiography has been showcased in Italica, whereas his most recent translations of the poetry of Lorenzo Durante, Andrea Inglese, and Pier Luigi Cappello have been published in the Journal of Italian Translation.

Dissertation: “Sursum Ductio. Reasoning Upward: An Investigation Into the Vertical Structure o  Dante’s Commedia.” 

https://www.juilliard.edu/faculty/de-thomasis-sandro-angelo