“It is with the utmost pleasure that we announce Jane Tylus’ appointment as the Andrew Downey Orrick Professor of Italian and Comparative Literature.”
Professor Tylus comes...
Sonus qui non est vox: Sound and voice in Dante
The soundscape of the Divine Comedy is both vocal and nonvocal. This paper explores how Dante exploits what for his culture...
The Centrality of Craft in Late Medieval Italy: Dante and the Rise of the Mechanical Arts
This speaker series will consider the centrality of Italy to a number of vital cultural discourses. The spatial metaphor of our title will have an important temporal...
Diane Luby Lane is the Founder and Executive Director of Get Lit-Words Ignite, Los Angeles’ leading nonprofit presenter of literary performance, education and teen poetry...
