CALL FOR PAPERS For the 30th Anniversary AIZEN International Literature, Film, and Interdisciplinary Studies Conference in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 2022 AIZEN/University of Alabama International Conference: “Émile Zola, Naturalism, and Protest” Émile Zola, lifelong champion of minorities, workers, and the poor, wrote muckraking novels which sought to further the cause of social equality and to effect real change. In 1898, he risked imprisonment with the publication of J’accuse…!, a letter to the French President and clarion call for justice, the…

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October 2020

“From Prison With Humor: Two Letters by Giovan Battista Marino” with Alessandro Metlica (Università di Padova) (‘Comic Relief: Making the Best of Things in the Italian Tradition’ webinar series)

November 2020

“Do Comedies All (Have to) End Happily? Scenes from Shakespeare, Machiavelli, and their Contemporaries” with Jane Tylus (Yale University) (‘Comic Relief: Making the Best of Things in the Italian Tradition’ webinar series)

January 2021

“Italian Terrorism in Contemporary Italian Literature: Laughing at History” with David Ward (Wellesley College) (‘Comic Relief: Making the Best of Things in the Italian Tradition’ webinar series)

February 2021

“Dark Serial Humour” with Dana Renga (The Ohio State University) (‘Comic Relief: Making the Best of Things in the Italian Tradition’ webinar series)

March 2022

AIZEN/University of Alabama International Conference “Émile Zola, Naturalism, and Protest”