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Current Alumni Positions |
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Name |
Ph.D. Year |
Dissertation title |
Current Position |
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Howard Robert Coase |
2025 |
“A viable breathing substance”: The Poetics of Atmosphere in the Work of Barbara Guest |
Harper-Wood Student (St John’s College, University of Cambridge) |
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Sophie Eyssette |
2025 |
Taboo Language and Incest in the French and British Press: A Cross-Linguistic Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analysis (2017–2022) |
Research fellow (Sapienza) |
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Giulia Magro |
2025 |
“Let the Past Teach You”: An Ecocritical Analysis of Medievalism in Selected Works of Twentieth-Century United States Science Fiction |
Holding teaching qualifications recognized by the Italian Ministry of Education |
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Sara Riccetti |
2025 |
Sovereign Performances: Indigenous Women’s Theatre and the Legal and Political Work of Decolonization in the U.S. and Canada |
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Remo Appolloni |
2025 |
The Standardisation of Suffixes and Definitions in Noun Taxonomies: A Preliminary Corpus-Based and Data-Based Analysis of the Early Modern English Microlanguage of Economics (1572–1664) |
Adjunct professor in English Language and Translation (Sapienza) |
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Giovanni Raffa |
2025 |
Italian Subtitling Solutions for English-Language Stand-Up Comedy |
Research fellow (Sapienza) |
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Cristiana Brunetti |
2025 |
Hart Crane: poesie, prose e lettere. Per un approccio critico e teorico alla traduzione |
Serving as a permanent teacher in Italian state secondary schools |
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Joanna Ryszka |
2024 |
The Impact of the British-Japanese Relations on British English: A Diachronic Sociolinguistic Study |
Adjunct professor in English and Japanese (University of Silesia in Katowice) |
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Angelo Arminio |
2024 |
On the Frontlines of Fiction: Authority and Fictionality in American Veteran Narratives of the War on Terror |
Adjunct professor in English Language and Translation (University of Bergamo) |
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Emiliana Russo |
2024 |
An Investigation into Shakespeare’s Original Pronunciation (OP): Systematising Debates and Data, and Exploring OP at the Globe in the 21st Century |
Serving as a permanent teacher in Italian state secondary schools |
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Daphne Orlandi |
2023 |
The Permanent Literature of the Human Race: Ralph Waldo Emerson and World Literature |
Research fellow (University of Catania) |
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Davide Passa |
2023 |
Fictional Gay Men and Gayspeak in Twenty First Century British Drama |
Serving as a permanent teacher in Italian state secondary schools |
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Giacomo Traina |
2023 |
The Voice that Carries Everything: History and Confession in Viet Thanh Nguyen’s The Sympathizer |
Research fellow (Sapienza), Adjunct professor in Anglo-American Literature (University of Trieste) |
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Ester Maurizi |
2022 |
Critical Discourse Analysis and Identity Construction in the U.S. Magazine Good Housekeeping from the 1920s to the 1940s |
Serving as a permanent teacher in Italian state secondary schools |
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Irena Skendo |
2022 |
Corpus-Assisted Analysis of the Language of Tourism in Albanian English |
Professor (Foreign Languages Department, University of Vlora “Ismail Qemali”) |
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Tiziano De Marino |
2021 |
H.G. Wells and the Empire: The Artist and the Intellectual |
Research fellow (Sapienza), Adjunct professor in English Literature (Sapienza) |
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Isabella Marinaro |
2021 |
Pedagogical Stylistics and World Literature in Italian licei |
Serving as a permanent teacher in Italian state secondary schools |
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Kamelia Talebian Sedehi |
2021 |
Uncovering History through Testimony: A Traumatic Account of Aboriginal Peoples in Canadian Residential Schools |
Research fellow (Sapienza), Adjunct professor in English Literature and in English Language and Translation (Sapienza) |
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Luca Valleriani |
2021 |
Upper-Class English in Natural and Audiovisual Dialogue |
Research fellow (University of Tuscia), Adjunct professor in English Language and Translation (Sapienza) |
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Yuri Chung |
2020 |
Modernism and Melodrama: Modernism and Its Effects on the Operatic “Text” |
Adjunct professor in English Literature (Sapienza) |
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Alessandra Crotti |
2020 |
The Reception of the Affaire Dreyfus in British Literature and Culture, 1894–1940 |
Research fellow (Sapienza), Adjunct professor in English Literature (Sapienza) |
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Ali Dehdarirad |
2020 |
“The map is not the territory”: A spatial Reading of Pynchon’s California Trilogy |
Research fellow (Sapienza), Adjunct professor in Anglo-American Literature (Sapienza) |
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Anna Ferrari |
2020 |
Death Camp: Black Humor and Camp in AIDS Literature |
Adjunct professor in English Language and Translation (Sapienza; University of Florence) |
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Jonathan Jones |
2020 |
Three Comrades: Gatsby, Diver, Stahr and F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Re-Invention of Failure |
Adjunct professor in English Composition (John Cabot University) |