Italian Teachers Day - The Society of Italian Studies
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Twentieth-Century Poetic Translation: Literary Cultures in Italian and English: Daniela Caselli: Continuum
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Collecting policies and place: Comparative perspectives – Daniela La Penna, University of Reading – - YouTube
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Cultural hegemony vs. linguistic diversity - Pod Academy
PDF) 'The Pasolini Translation Problem': From Una vita violenta to A Violent Life
IRONY OF MARGINALITY: ROSSELLI @ OXFORD U — OIKOST
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Reading Post-Graduates: Pursuing an MA in Modern Languages | Languages and Cultures at Reading
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DFG/AHRC-Funded Research Project Übersetzungsräume – Spaces of Translation | Anglistik
Daniela La Penna | University of Reading - Academia.edu
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Sciascia in the Anglophone World - 9 December 2021 - YouTube
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Luigi Meneghello: un simposio e una mostra a Reading (U.K.) - YouReporter
Continuity and rupture in the Italian literary field 19261960
The Sciascian lessons arrive in London – Italiana – Lingua, cultura, creatività nel mondo
Writing from the Centre: the Irony of Otherness and Marginality in Amelia Rosselli's Poetry | Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages
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