Cristina Perissinotto, University of Ottawa
Associate Professor
Modern Languages and Literatures
Ottawa, Ontario
cperissi@uottawa.ca
Office:
(613) 562-5800 ext. 2550
Bio/Research
Cristina Perissinotto is an author, a poet and an associate professor of Italian Studies at the University of Ottawa, where she directs the Italian Language Program.
Cristina has a laurea in political philosophy from the University of Venice, where she graduated magna cum laud...
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Cristina has a laurea in political philosophy from the University of Venice, where she graduated magna cum laud...
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Bio/Research
Cristina Perissinotto is an author, a poet and an associate professor of Italian Studies at the University of Ottawa, where she directs the Italian Language Program.
Cristina has a laurea in political philosophy from the University of Venice, where she graduated magna cum laude with Professor Alessandro Biral as a supervisor. Cristina also has an MA in medieval history and a PhD in Italian literature from the University of Illinois. Her research interests concentrate on the crossroad of literature, philosophy and politics.
She has published two poetry collections: Exhale, Exale, (Guernica, Toronto 2010) and Taprobana Tea (Campanotto, Udine 2010). Cristina is widely published on Renaissance and contemporary literature and is presently working on a manuscript on possible worlds. A third poetry collection, entitled Tigers and the CEO is forthcoming from Guernica.
Cristina co-edited Mediterranoesis, a book on the Mediterranean in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, and has recently completed a monograph on Italian political theatre.
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Cristina has a laurea in political philosophy from the University of Venice, where she graduated magna cum laude with Professor Alessandro Biral as a supervisor. Cristina also has an MA in medieval history and a PhD in Italian literature from the University of Illinois. Her research interests concentrate on the crossroad of literature, philosophy and politics.
She has published two poetry collections: Exhale, Exale, (Guernica, Toronto 2010) and Taprobana Tea (Campanotto, Udine 2010). Cristina is widely published on Renaissance and contemporary literature and is presently working on a manuscript on possible worlds. A third poetry collection, entitled Tigers and the CEO is forthcoming from Guernica.
Cristina co-edited Mediterranoesis, a book on the Mediterranean in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, and has recently completed a monograph on Italian political theatre.
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