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Matteo Gilebbi Dartmouth College |
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Bio: Senior Lecturer Dartmouth College I hold a Ph.D. in Italian from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a Master in "Narratology and New Media" and a "Laurea in Filosofia" from the University of Urbino. At Dartmouth I teach courses on Italian literature, cinema, culture, and language, and I also co-direct the Anthropocene Reading Group and the Leslie Center Institute "Affective Currents: Moving the Environmental Humanities". I am an environmental posthumanist whose research focuses on the connections between literature, cinema, and philosophy, using theories from ecocriticism, new materialism, and animal studies. My most recent work has been published in the edited volumes "Italian Science Fiction and the Environmental Humanities" (Liverpool University Press, 2023); "The Vegan Practice" (SEU, 2023); "Paolo Sorrentino's Cinema and Television" (Intellect, 2021); "Towards the River's Mouth" (Lexington Books, 2018); "Landscapes, Natures, Ecologies: Italy and the Environmental Humanities" (University of Virginia Press, 2018); and "The Carol J. Adams Reader: Writings and Conversations 1995-2015" (Bloomsbury, 2016). I translated two books of poetry by Ivano Ferrari, published in the single volume "Slaughterhouse" (Legas, 2019), and co-edited the volume "Italy and the Ecological Imagination: Ecocritical Theories and Practices" (Vernon, 2022). |
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