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The Center for Italian Studies
presents
Positivism and aesthetic streams in the correspondence between Benedetto Croce and Guido Mazzoni
a lecture by Michele Monserrati
Rutgers University
Michele Monserrati is currently a doctoral student at Rutgers University. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Florence in 2007. In 2005 he published Le “cognizioni inutili”, saggio su “Lo Spettatore fiorentino” di Giacomo Leopardi (Firenze, University Press). Last year he was the editor of the Benedetto Croce – Guido Mazzoni (Firenze, SEF) correspondence. His most recent research is on the intersections between verbal and visual languages.
Tuesday, March 24 1:30 pm
316 Williams Hall University of Pennsylvania
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