Events
Upcoming
Lecture and a game session organised in connection with JEUX Doctoral student Elisa Saggioro's Midway evaluation, with invited guests Professor Berenike Herrmann (Bielefeld University) and Professor Paul Wake (Manchester Metropolitan University).
Death occurs abroad is a wargame. Or perhaps a peace game. It is intended to be difficult to play. Please read the description below to get a sense of what to expect in the session, and please come along with an open mind.
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Workshop organised in connection with JEUX Doctoral student Michela La Grotteria's Midway evaluation, with invited guests Chiara Rolla (University of Genova, Italy) and Enrica Zanin (University of Strasbourg, France).
Lecture by Chiara Rolla, Professor of French Language and Literature from the University of Genoa, Italy.
Playing literary games for interdisciplinary dialogue.
Can literary texts facilitate dialogue between the disciplines? In this salon, we read five versions of a famous historical stunt.
Join us for a morning of literary games, creativity and unknown novels.
Sigrid Schottenius Cullhed will hold a lecture on the longest and most ambitious surviving example of the cento.
Sigrid Schottenius Cullhed will hold a game session that gives participants an opportunity to try composing a cento.
Enrica Zanin will present and play games from Scipione Bargagli's gamebook from 1591.
Enrica Zanin will hold a lecture on how novellas and games are linked in Bargagli'sTrattenimenti.
This is an advanced course for the PhD-candidates who are linked to the JEUX-project at ILOS.
Play literary games from the salons of the 17th century and find out whether the games that sparked the creativity of early novelists will do the same for you.
Play literary games from the salons of the 17th century and find out whether the games that sparked the creativity of early novelists will do the same for you.