literary salonUn salotto tutto per noiVirginia Woolf e Fausta Cialente attraverso le trame del limite: spazio e identità nella scrittura.
Voliera hall
free admission subject to availability
A journey through space and female identity.
The Literary Salon, a meeting place and borderline space, is dedicated to two crucial female figures in European literature, Virginia Woolf and Fausta Cialente – two writers who, in different ways, have redefined the concepts of space and identity in fiction. Their works intertwine intimate and everyday dimensions, transforming writing into a truly powerful act of freedom.
speakers
Rocco Ronchi professor of theoretical philosophy at the University of L’Aquila
Silvia Cercarelli literary translator and PhD student in Italian literature and gender studies at the University of Oxford
Roberta De Zuani teacher of literature at the Convitto Nazionale “Domenico Cotugno” boarding school in L’Aquila
The event is part of the ‘Salotti Aquilani’ series organised by the Angelo de Nardis ETS Association in collaboration with the GoodReadersAQ reading group (Sarah Bernabei, Francesco Di Giandomenico, Michela Masciocchi, Nicoletta Capodacqua, Camilla Elleboro, Caterina Cincis, Valentina D’Aprile, Eleonora Sacchetti) and with the participation of Riccardo Barone, Ilaria Bruno, Laura D’Andrea, Martina Paolino, Alessandro Picchione, Denise Placinta.
