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The course Citizenship Training is aimed at all students enrolled in the University's undergraduate, master's, single-cycle master's and PhD courses, regardless of the proposing department or the course they are enrolled in. The aim of the course is to promote the development of active and responsible citizenship through the acquisition of personal and social, entrepreneurial and digital skills.

The Study Course recognises among other curricular activities the seminar modules activated by the Departments of the School of Humanities.

• Marginals and Rights (DAFIST - referee Prof. Langella) - 1 CFU 
• Multiculturalism and citizenship (DLCM - ref. prof. Pusillo) - 1 CFU
• Religions in the public space (DAFIST - ref. prof. Colagrossi) - 1 CFU

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Lecturer: M. Stella Acerno
Period: 2nd semester. Start: to be defined
For registration and information: info.cedu@libero.it

PRESENTATION
. The seminar will deal with issues concerning human rights in the various aspects that characterise them on a historical, legal, cultural and educational level. Starting from the definitions of the concept of human rights, the origins, development and contemporary trends concerning civil and political, social, economic and cultural rights are analysed. In-depth studies are devoted to education and the relationship between art, film and human rights.

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Proposing Lecturer: Alessandro Ferraro

Genova, Palazzo Ducale, 8-9 November 2024

The Pride of words is back, an opportunity to talk about topics dear to the lgbtqia+ community, and not only, thanks to some books of the last few years and the voice of those who wrote them.

Those wishing to take the cfu will have to:

1. Register by writing an email to alessandro.ferraro@unige.it by Monday 4 November 2024 at the latest (the subject of the email must be "Reserve place for the Pride of Words" and the text must include basic information, i.e. first name, surname, matriculation number and course of study).
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2. Come to the Pride of Words on both days by signing the attendance list, which will be available at the Ducal Palace, both at the beginning and at the end of the two appointments.
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3. Submit, again to alessandro.ferraro@unige.it, no later than Friday 20 December 2024 a three-page report, the instructions for which can be found below.

Further information and instructions for the final report can be found in the poster:

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To obtain the award, students must attend at least five meetings, read two collections of their choice from those presented and write a review of one of them (to be sent by 30 June 2025). Write to poetrpc@gmail.com

The calendar of meetings includes eight appointments:

1. 18 October 2024, Pietro Cardelli, Tu devi prendere il potere, Interlinea, 2023
2. 13 November 2024, Ida Travi, I Tolki, il Saggiatore, 2024
3. 13 December 2024, Marko Miladinovic, Maximum Book of Poetry, Agency X, 2024
4. 17 January 2025, Luca Rizzatello, Leaprosaria, Prufrock, 2024
5. 21 February 2025, Tommaso Ottonieri, Cinema of spells, The happy life, 2024
6. 28 March 2025, Sabrina Ragucci, Miss G, Tic, 2024
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7. 11 April 2025, Chiara Serani, Dialogues of the Chair, Anterem, 2024
8. 9 May 2025, Damiano Sinfonico, Le spente lingue, Vydia, 2024

, poet. - is a collective founded in 2019 with the intention of observing, studying and making known the many faces of contemporary poetry. Currently of , poet. - includes Simone Biundo, Ilaria Crotti, Paola Fossa, Valentina Mele, Sara Sorrentino.


The meetings take place at the Circolo U.S San Bernardo (Via delle Grazie 40r, 16128, Genoa), the entrance is free but it is necessary to have the ARCI membership card; it is possible to join directly at the club, at the price
of 15 euros, reserved for students of the University. The membership card is valid from 1 October to 30 September of the following year, is national and allows access to all the clubs in Italy.

Each meeting starts at 6 p.m. and lasts about an hour; afterwards there will be space to get together, share opinions, and participate in evenings organised by the club. The meeting on 13 November with Ida Travi will be held at the Society for Scientific Readings and Conversations.

The meeting on 13 November with Ida Travi will be held at the Society for Scientific Readings and Conversations.

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To obtain recognition students must attend at least five of the seven/eight meetings scheduled in the cycles Zhemao (November-December 2024) and Paradigms. Transversal gazes and rewritings of the artistic/literary/political/linguistic canon (February-March 2025) organised by Dr Ilaria Crotti at Palazzo Ducale. Write to eventifalsodemetrio@gmail.com

In addition to attending the five meetings of their choice, students will have to write a final report.

- Four meetings of the Zhemao cycle:

For its second edition, Zhemao continues its dialogue with writers today. The aim remains to give literature a voice and investigate how it takes shape, what themes it pursues, how much dedication it requires. The publishing aspect is also brought into focus: what does it mean to publish today? what difficulties are encountered? how does the contemporary Italian publishing system work; and, on reflection, is it so different from the past?

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1. 6 November DARIO VOLTOLINI | Winter, Nave di Teseo, 2024
   The following spoke: Dario Voltolini and Ilaria Crotti
   The father splits animals, enters their guts, separates muscles from membranes, removes organs and bones. The father sells pieces of animals. The father dives into the biological chasm and pulls steaks out of it. Meat cuts are his trade and his art. The father is a butcher. The father's task is to go into the dead flesh and come out of it by handing it to the living, so that life can continue its voracious chain. He is a ferryman between the two sides of the meat, between viande and chair, between meat and flesh. At the market stall, he serves the fearful who do not face the bodies they eat, who do not want to know, delegating the dirty work to the butchers. One day something goes wrong in the perfect choreography of the blades and a crooked cut almost takes off a thumb. It is the beginning of another descent into flesh, this time his own. At work, a bacterium has contaminated him. It starts with an infection, continues with exhaustion, a feral diagnosis, medical protocols, trips to clinics abroad. His 20-year-old son Dario plunges his gaze into his father's deteriorating flesh, and into the melancholy of his departure. A strong intimacy envelops them, as happens almost only in the relationship between daughters and mothers. We enter into the son's gaze, prehensile and exact, as he sees his father keel over. Precision is the form his devotion and suffering take.
   Reading Dario Voltolini one is led to think that one can do without the world: his words are enough, his descriptions sparkling, capable of grasping things and arousing them like no other.
   Tiziano Scarpa
2. 13 November IDA TRAVI | I Tolki, il Saggiatore, 2024
   The following spoke: Ida Travi and the Poet.-,
   collective. Chandra Livia Candiani called it "a magical work", Mariangela Gualtieri brought it to the theatre and cinema, trying to transpose "its unique extraordinary music": for the first time Ida Travi's ten-year-long work, the Tolki saga, is collected in a single volume. In the course of time Ida Travi has inhabited the boundaries of publishing and literature, although she has always magically managed to track down those who love words and their mystery, of which these beings called Tolki are the embodiment. Silhouetted figures, remnants of a thousand-year-old family, relatives to come, or antediluvians: these are the Tolki, as Ida Travi describes them. Sacred and miserable, mysterious and simple, ghosts from each person's life, a life that fears to be uttered. They use a poor language, harsh as guilt, light as deliverance. They approach their readers with circumspection, not knowing whether to trust them, whether to confide their secrets, to reveal where they come from, what animates them, where they go. If they did, however, their readers would discover where the words come from, what animates them and where they go: they would know the future of the world.
They would know the future of the world.
3. 20 November (forthcoming)
4. 4 December MARIA GRAZIA CALANDRONE | Magnifico e tremendo stava l'amore, Einaudi, 2024
   The following spoke: Maria Grazia Calandrone and Ilaria Crotti
   After the success of Dove non mi hai portata, Maria Grazia Calandrone investigates the lives of the protagonists of a real event, with the eyes of an investigator and the sensitivity of a poet. And she gives us back an affair in which the chiaroscuros are so many and so intertwined as to prevent us from a single reading.
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- Four encounters of the Paradigms cycle (third edition) at Palazzo Ducale Sala Camino - transversal gazes and rewritings of the artistic/literary/political/linguistic canon:

1. Chiara Mercuri, The Birth of Medieval Feminism, Einaudi 2024 - February 2025
2. Benedetta Tobagi, book coming out at the end of November on women's resistance - 12 March 2025
3. A.a. Vv., _Stories of Women Athletes Who Changed the Game,_66thand2nd, 2024 -February 2025
4. (a meeting to be arranged)- March 2025

project organised by the Teatro della Tosse in collaboration with DIRAAS teachers

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In addition to attending the preparatory meetings, students will be required to participate in the public reading scheduled at the Feltrinelli bookstore.

Document

DRAAS undergraduate reading project.pdf

1 CFU

The Conference, organised by Clara Fossati, Domenico Losappio and Biagio Santorelli, will be held at Via Balbi 2 on 25 (afternoon), 26 (all day) and 27 (morning) November 2024.

The aim of the conference is to investigate the role of the first two of the seven liberal arts, grammar and rhetoric, in pre-humanistic circles and, more specifically, in pre-humanistic education, also in the light of the most recent studies and critical editions. To what extent were grammatical studies based directly on ancient texts or on texts that found their foundations in older texts? What was the role of rhetoric and, within it, the relationship between the different artes (dictandi, notariae, poetriae)?

These are some of the lines of research:

• analysis of grammatical or rhetorical texts developed in pre-humanistic cultural environments: their manuscript tradition, their fortunes, their exegesis, their classical and medieval sources;
• rhetorical/grammatical analysis of texts by prehumanist authors;
• glosses and commentaries by authors belonging to prehumanistic cultural environments on classical and medieval grammatical or rhetorical texts;
• codicological and/or palaeographical investigations of manuscripts containing grammatical or rhetorical texts made in prehumanistic cultural environments;
• influence of classical rhetorical or grammatical texts on texts composed in prehumanistic settings;
• school and university in prehumanistic cultural environments: curricula, texts, teachers;
• discussion of the critical literature available to date on the themes of the conference
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Students, at the beginning and end of each session of the conference, must register their attendance by signing a special sheet. Students are also expected to write a short written report, which will be checked by one of the lecturers organising the event.

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Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus. His works and their fortunes up to J.J. Reiske
Constantine VII Porphyrogennetos. His works and their influence up to J.J. Reiske

Friday 25 October
via Balbi 2, lecture halls 6 and 8, 9:00-18:50.

The event hosts high-profile scholars exploring little-known aspects of the literary production and circulation of texts around the figure of Emperor Constantine VII (10th century) and the fortunes of his works up to the end of the 18th century. It is therefore a journey from the 10th century to the early 19th century, exploring the literary richness of Constantinople and offering surprising readings also from a modern and contemporary point of view. Indeed, the Byzantine civilisation does not simply sink its roots into the ancient, but regenerates and renews it in a profoundly different perspective and language.


Link to the news on the Diraas website: https://diraas.unige.it/node/2428
The poster and full programme (2 pages): https://diraas.unige.it/sites/diraas.unige.it/files/2024-10/Costantino_VII_Locandina.pdf

Documented participation in the event, with subsequent written report, results in the recognition of 1 cfu of "other credits", for which please write to pia.carolla@unige.it

Friday 25 October in the Aula Magna of the School of Humanities (Via Balbi 2)

Students are required to write a paper on the entire conference.

Students may book their participation and then send the requested paper to ele.anselmo@hotmail.it

Here is the programme: https://diraas.unige.it/node/2614