Academic qualifications:
March 1996, B.A.: Degree in Languages and
Modern Foreign Literature with a comparative thesis between German
and English literature entitled “Retorica, politica e figure
femminili in G. Büchner e W. Shakespeare”, gained at the Department
of Languages and modern Foreign Literature, University of Bologna,
with 110/110 marks.
March 2001 (1996/1997- 2000/2001):
PhD in Comparative Literature (Department of
Languages and modern Foreign Literature, University of Bologna),
with a dissertation on: Il dibattito sulla formazione del canone
shakespeariano nell'Inghilterra e nella Germania del Settecento
(1700-1770).
November 2002:
Nominated research Scholar (Comparative Literature) in the
session of the Faculty of Languages and Foreign Literature,
University of Bologna, of 28 November 2002.
2001/2002 – 2002/2003:
Post-doctoral grant lasting 24 months (disciplinary area
Humanistic Sciences) at the Department of Languages and modern
Foreign Literature, University of Bologna, with a research project
on Il significato del “genio” e le sue metamorfosi nella cultura
inglese e tedesca del Settecento.
January 2004:
Awarded research grant, Il primitivismo e le sue metamorfosi:
archeologia di un discorso culturale, financed by the
Department of Languages and modern Foreign Literature, University
of Bologna, lasting 48 months, from 7 January 2004 to 7 January
2008.
30 September 2013, Ricercatore a tempo
determinato (junior) Dipartimento di Lingue, Letterature e Culture
Moderne, Bologna
Teaching and tutorial experience:
2001/2002: Adjunct Professor (Faculty of Letters
and philosophy, University of Ferrara), for integrative course of
Comparative Literature entitled Reception's Studies: La
ricezione della Literature inglese in Germania (first
semester).
2002/2003: Tutor for the interfaculty and interdisciplinary
course, University of Bologna,
Metodologie degli studi di Genere
con prospettive multiculturali.
2006/2007: Tutor for the Specialist degree course
(Comparative Literature and Postcolonial Cultures, Faculty of
Languages and Foreign Literature, University of Bologna)
Utopia,Dystopia, Heterotopy: issues of gender, ‘race',
interculturality in critical theories. Utopie,
distopie, eterotopie: questioni di genere, 'razza' e
interculturalità nelle teorie critiche, course held by Prof.
Rita Monticelli
a.a 2007/2008: Tutor for the Specialist degree course
(Faculty of Languages and Foreign Literature, University of
Bologna, Gemma, Erasmus Mundus Master in Women's and Gender
Studies), Feminist Theory between Diversity and Difference;
for the Specialist degree course (Comparative Literature and
Postcolonial Cultures, Faculty of Languages and Foreign Literature,
University of Bologna first module, first semester),
Sexual/Textual Politics and Re-Writings of the Body in Critical
Theories and Literary Texts, course held by Prof. Rita
Monticelli
2007/2008: Tutor for the Specialist degree course
(Comparative Literature and Culture Postcolonial Cultures, Faculty
of Languages and Foreign Literature, University of Bologna second
module, first semester) Trauma, Postmemories and (Im)Possible
Reconciliations: ‘Race', Gender, and the Ethics of Memory,
course held by Prof. Rita Monticelli
2007/2008: Adjunct Professor for the Specialist degree
course (Faculty of Languages and Foreign Literature, University of
Bologna, Gemma, Erasmus Mundus Master in Women's and Gender
Studies) “English Women's Literature-Literature inglese delle
donne”, ssd L-LIN/10 (first module, second semester, Study course
Modern European Philologies).
2008/2009: Adjunct Professor for the Master degree
course (Faculty of Languages and Foreign Literature, University of
Bologna, Gemma, Erasmus Mundus Master in Women's and Gender
Studies) “English Women's Literature”, ssd L-LIN/10.
2008/2009:Tutor for the Master degree course (Comparative
Literature and Postcolonial Cultures, Faculty of Languages and
Foreign Literature, University of Bologna, first module, first
semester), Gender troubles”: Fear and Belonging,
Memory and Healing in Postcolonial Re-Writings of Trauma,‘Race' and
Gender,course held by Prof. Rita Monticelli
25-5-2009 to 24-9-2009: Engaged in the context of the
project Acume2, Thematic Network of European Studies, for the
preparation of the Teaching Module of Sub-project 3, Travelling
the World Scientific Discoveries and Narrative Discourses: Mapping
the Land and Naming the New.
http://acume2.web.cs.unibo.it/wiki/index.php?title=Acume2:Teaching_TMs_2008).
2009/2010: Tutor for the interdisciplinary Masters degree
course Gemma (Faculty of Languages and Foreign Literature,
University of Bologna, Erasmus Mundus Master in Women's and Gender
Studies), Feminist Methodology: Interdisciplinary Methods in
Women' s and Gender Studies - Metodologie femministe:
interdisciplinarità negli studi di genere e delle donne, (first
semester), course held by Prof. Rita Monticelli.
2009/2010: Adjunct Professor for the Masters
degree course (Faculty of Languages and Foreign Literature,
University of Bologna, Gemma, Erasmus Mundus Master in Women's and
Gender Studies) “English Women's Literature-Literature inglese
delle donne”, ssd L-LIN/10 (second semester, degree course in
Comparative Literature and Postcolonial Cultures), and English
Literature LM 1.
2010/2011: Adjunct Professor for the Master degree
course (Faculty of Languages and Foreign Literature, University of
Bologna, Gemma, Erasmus Mundus Master in Women's and Gender
Studies) “English Women's Literature-Literature inglese delle
donne”, ssd L-LIN/10 (second semester, degree course in Comparative
Literature and Postcolonial Cultures), and English Literature LM
1.
2011/2012: Adjunct Professor for the Master degree course
(Faculty of Languages and Foreign Literature, University of
Bologna, Gemma, Erasmus Mundus Master in Women's and Gender
Studies) “Feminist Methodology: Interdisciplinary Method in Women
and Gender Studies, (first semester) ssd L-LIN/10
2011/1012: Adjunct Professor for English
Literature 1 (second semester)
2012/2013: Adjunct Professor for the Master degree course
(Faculty of Languages and Foreign Literature, University of
Bologna, Gemma, Erasmus Mundus Master in Women's and Gender
Studies) “Feminist Methodology: Interdisciplinary Method in Women
and Gender Studies" (first semester), ssd L-LIN/10
2012/1013: Adjunct Professor for English
Literature 1 (second semester)
Since 2007, Member of the academic staff for
the European M.A GEMMA (Women's and Gender Study), International
Program Erasmus Mundus Master's Degree in Women's and Gender
Studies, Director Prof. Adelina Sanchez Espinoza, University of
Granada. GEMMA is the first Erasmus Mundus Master in Women's and
Gender Studies in Europe. It is a Master of excellence supported by
the European Commission that involves the following University:
Granada, Bologna, Budapest, Hull, Lodz, Oviedo, Utrecht.
Since 2002 Tutor and co-tutor for dissertations in
English Literature, Comparative Literature and Gender and Women's
Studies:
- Shakespeare, the theatre and renaissance culture
- Travel literature of the 16th and 17th century
- Canon and Literary Genres
- Gender and Women's Studies with particular reference to
contemporary critical theories and postmodern rewritings of the
canon.
Participation in associations and scientific
committees:
Since 2001: Member of AIA, Associazione Italiana di
Anglistica
Since 2007: Member of editorial board of the journal
Nuova Informazione Bibliografica, il Mulino, Bologna. (ISBN
1824-0771).
Since 2008: Member of the editorial board of the
series Interfacing Science, Literature, and the Humanities
/“Acume2”, Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht V&R (Göttingen) unipress.
(ISBN 978-3-89971)
Since 2009: member of the Italian association of
Shakespearian studies IASEMS (Italian Association of
Shakespearean and Early Modern Studies).
Since 2010: member of the scientific committee of the
series Studi e Incontri tra Discipline, Odoya, Bologna.
(ISBN: 978-88-96026-59-5)
Participation in national and international research
groups
2002-2005: Participation in the Thematic Network of
European Studies : Cultural Memory in European Countries:
Difference and Identity in United Europe.(http://www2.lingue.unibo.it/acume/
). In particular, Gilberta Golinelli dealt with the construction of
the myth of Shakespeare as bard in Germany and England between the
18th and 19th century, in the sub-project “Foundation texts and
Mythology”.
2002/2003:Participation in the sub-project
“Memoria culturale e oblio negli studi delle donne e di genere” for
the European thematic network project: Cultural Memory in
European Countries: Difference and Identity in United Europe.
(http://www2.lingue.unibo.it/acume/sb02ait.htm
)
2003/2005: Participation in
the fundamental oriented research group (RFO, ex 60%)
entitled “Scrivere e Rappresentare i Conflitti nel novecento:
Volontà di testimoniare e Difficoltà del Dire”.
(http://www2.lingue.unibo.it/conflitti/Ricerca%2060%25.htm).
2006/2010: Participation in the project of the Thematic
Network of European Studies, ACUME2, Interfacing Sciences,
Literature and Humanities, dealing with sub-project 3
“Traveling the World, Scientific Discoveries and Narrative
Discourses”, the part relative to the discovery of the New World
and the diffusion of travel reports as proto-ethnographic and
scientific manuals that diffuse at a popular level the theories on
the origins and differentiations of the various races.
(
http://acume2.web.cs.unibo.it/wiki/index.php?title=SubProject3).
2008/2010: Participation in the project
Sent, Thematic Network of European Studies,
University of Rome Tor Vergata. (http://www.sent-net.uniroma2.it/)
Participation and presenting papers at conferences and
seminars:
19-21 March 1999: Conference COTEPRA, A European
Thematic Network on Comparatism, in the Centro Residenziale
Universitario of Bertinoro (Forlì) . Presentation for
sub-project 1 (Theory, Praxis, Methodology of Research in
Comparative Literature), of the teaching module on “La
ricezione di Shakespeare in Europa”.
19-20 October 2001: Participation in the conference
Shakespeare and the Law , organized by the University
of Verona, with a paper written in collaborazion with prof. Vita
Fortunati “Interpreting Utopia: the Debate Between Mutiny and
Dynastic Law in The Tempest”, of which Gilberta Golinelli
dealt with the part dedicated to the role of the masque in relation
to the dynastic law and to the writings of James I Stuart.
18-20 May 2002: Participation in the
conference Shakespeare in Europa, organized by the Istituto
Suor Orsola Benincasa, Naples, with a paper entitled “Il Giulio
Cesare e il dibattito sull'istituzione del canone teatrale
tedesco: J. C. Gottsched e J. E. Schlegel”.
14-15 February 2003: Participation in the conference,
Europa, la repubblica delle lettere. Literature e
identità. Per una Literature europea , organized by the Society
for the study of the Theory and History of Comparative Literature,
University of Florence, Department of modern Philology, Faculty of
Letters and Philosophy, Centro Linguistico di Ateneo, with a paper
entitled, “Il Genio e l'identità nazionale: Shakespeare e
l'Europa”.
17-19 November 2005: Participation in the
conference Il Primitivismo e le sue metamorfosi archeologia di
un discorso culturale, organized by the Department of Languages
and modern Foreign Literature, University of Bologna, with a paper
entitled: “Orrore e meraviglia: percezioni europee del selvaggio
antropofago”.
26-28 November 2006: Participation in the
Brainstorming Meeting organized by the European thematic network
project Acume2 in Villa Vigoni (Centro Italo-Tedesco, Menaggio –
Como). the candidate presented her research in course: “Race,
Contamination and Gender: the European Canonisation of Diversity in
16th Century Travel Writings”.
5 October 2007: Participation in the Study day, The
Origins of Modernity: Sorcerers and Cannibals, organized during
the European thematic network project Acume2, held in the Centro
Residenziale Universitario of Bertinoro (Forlì), with a paper
entitled “Medical Cannibalism in Early Modern European
Literature”.
7 December 2007: Participation in the
seminar organized for the European thematic network project Acume2,
Race and Evolution, with the presentation of her research
projec “Le teorizzazioni sulla razza nei documenti a larga
diffusione durante la prima età moderna”, held in the Centre of
Genetics Foundation (Eremo di Ronzano, Bologna).
8-9 February 2008: Participation in the conference
L'ambiguità dell'amazzone in una prospettiva di genere:
decostruzione e riappropriazione di un mito, organized
at the Department of Languages and modern Foreign Literature,
University of Bologna, with a paper entitled: “Tamora regina dei
goti: contaminazioni nel Titus Andronicus di W.
Shakespeare”.
28-29 February 2008: Participation in the
conference Shakespeare and Rome: Questioning Bodies,
Geographies, and Cosmographies, organized at the Faculty of
Letters and Philosophy, Department of Comparative Literature,
University of Roma tre (Rome), cwith a paper entitled “Floating
borders: Dislocating Otherness in the Female Body and the Question
of Miscegenation in Titus Andronicus”
21-22 June 2008: Participation in the conference
Race, Racism and Antiracism: Models, Representations and
Ideologies, organized for the European thematic network project
Acume2 at the Centre of Genetics Foundation (Eremo di Ronzano,
Bologna) with a paper entitled “Race, Contamination and Gender the
Canonization of Diversity in 16th Century European Culture”.
13-14 September 2008: Participation in the
presentation, during the European thematic network project Acume2,
of the teaching module for PhD European students and students of
the specialist degree course entitled Travelling the World.
Scientific Discoveries and Narrative Discourses: Mapping the Land
and Naming the “Other”, at the Centre of Genetics Foundations
(Eremo di Ronzano, Bologna).
Teaching module available at the site:
http://acume2.web.cs.unibo.it/wiki/index.php?title=Acume2:Teaching_TMs_2008
15 May 2009: Participation in the conference during
the European thematic network project Sent, “Questioning the
European Identity/ies: Deconstructing Old Stereotypes and
Envisioning New Models of Representation”.
22-26 Settembre 2009: Participation in the Round
table Gli studi di genere a Bologna: esperienze, problemi e
prospettive during the VII International Conference Christine
de Pizan (University of Bologna, in the Aula Magna di Santa
Cristina) with a speech on “La rappresentazione del corpo della
sovrana nell'Inghilterra elisabettiana”.
1-3 July 2010: Participation in the Final Assembly
of the Project SENT: Thematic Network on European Studies.(http://www.sent-net.uniroma2.it/)
Organization of conferences, scientific
events:
Organization of the Conference Studi di
Genere e Memoria Culturale. Women and Cultural Memory
(scientific committee: Rita Monticelli and Vita
Fortunati) patronized by the Department of Languages and modern
Foreign Literature, University of Bologna and by the European
thematic network (ACUME), held in Bologna on 13 and 14 June
2003.
Organization of the Conference Il primitivismo e le sue
Metamorfosi: archeologia di un discorso culturale
(scientific committee: Maurizio Ascari, Vita Fortunati, Rita
Monticelli and Gilberta Golinelli) at the Department of Languages
and modern Foreign Literature, University of Bologna, held in
Bologna on 17-19 November 2005.
Organization of the Conference L'ambiguità
dell'amazzone in una prospettiva di genere: decostruzione e
riappropriazione di un mito (scientific
committee: Mireille Calle-Gruber, Vita Fortunati, Elena
Maramotti and Gilberta Golinelli), organized at the Department
of Languages and modern Foreign Literature, University of
Bologna held on 8 and 9 February 2008.
Organization of the Conference Questioning the European
Identity/ies: Deconstructing Old Stereotypes and Envisioning New
Models of Representation in the context of the European project
Sent, Thematic Network of European Studies, (Universiy of Rome Tor
Vergata), held in Bologna on 15 May 2009.
Universities and foreign institutes where the
candidate spent periods of research and specialization:
April-June 1997: Period of study and collaboration
at the Institut für Englische Philologie, Freie Universität Berlin
(tutor: Prof. Manfred Pfister, Professor of English Literature). In
this period the candidate attended the seminars on Shakespeare held
for PhD students by Prof. M. Pfister and discussed the research
project for her PhD thesis.
October 1998: Period of study and research at the
Shakespeare Institute, Stratford upon Avon. (University of
Birmingham) to further investigate research areas linked to the
writing of the PhD thesis, in particular the part on
Shakespeare.
November-December 1998: Centre for Comparative and
Literary Studies, University of Warwick (Tutor: Prof. Susan
Bassnett).
April-May 1999: Period of study and research at the
Niedersächsische Staats-und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen,
(University Library in Göttingen, Germany) to further investigate
research areas linked to the writing of the PhD thesis, especially
for the part regarding the study of English and German literary
journals of the 18th century.
January 2000: Period of study and
research at the Bodleian Library, University of Oxford, Balliol
College. During this stay the candidate was followed by Prof. Diego
Zancani, Balliol College.
Pubblicazioni:
Monografie:
La formazione del canone shakespeariano tra identità
nazionale ed estetica (Inghilterra e Germania 1700-1770),
Bologna, Pàtron, 2003.
Il testo shakespeariano dialoga con i nuovi storicismi, il
materialismo culturale e gli studi di genere, Bologna, I libri
di Emil, 2012.
Curatele:
Studi di genere e memoria culturale, Women and Cultural
Memory, Vita Fortunati, Gilberta Golinelli, Rita Monticelli (a
cura di), Introduzione di Vita Fortunati, Gilberta Golinelli, Rita
Monticelli, Bologna, Clueb, 2004.
Il primitivismo e le sue metamorfosi: archeologia di un
discorso culturale, Gilberta Golinelli (a cura di), Bologna,
Clueb, 2007.
L'ambiguità dell'amazzone in una prospettiva di genere:
decostruzione e riappropriazione di un mito, Gilberta
Golinelli (a cura di), Odoya, Bologna, 2009.
Travelling and Mapping the World. Scientific
Discoveries and Narrative Discourses, Adriana Corrado, Vita
Fortunati, Gilberta Golinelli (eds.), Bologna, Odoya, 2010.
Saggi e capitoli in volumi collettanei e riviste
scientifiche:
“Il ruolo del contingente nell'universo metaforico del
Coriolanus di W. Shakespeare e del Dantons Tod di G.
Büchner”, Il Lettore di Provincia, N° 96, 1996, pp.
63-84.
“Shakespeare e la ridefinizione del teatro tedesco nella
Germania del XVIII secolo: Gerstenberg e Herder”, Merope
N°23, 1998, pp. 19-49.
“Representations of the Material and the Political Body in
Shakespeare's Roman Republic and in G. Büchner's Revolutionary
France”, Textus N° XIII, 2000, pp. 33-56.
“Genio ed identità nazionale: Shakespeare e l'Europa”,
Bolettino Novecento, n°1, 2003, http://www2.unibo.it/boll900/numeri/2003.
“Interpreting Utopia: the Debate between Mutiny and Dynastic Law
in The Tempest” in Daniela Carpi (ed.), Shakespeare and
the Law, Ravenna, Longo, 2003, pp. 91-102, scritto in
collaborazione con la Prof.ssa Vita Fortunati di cui la candidata
ha curato la parte dedicata al ruolo del “masque” in relazione alla
legge dinastica ed agli scritti di James I Stuart.
“Il Julius Caesar e il dibattito tedesco sul canone
tedesco nazionale: J. C. Gottsched e J. E. Schlegel”, in Antonella
Piazza (a cura di), Shakespeare in Europa, Napoli, Cuen,
2004, pp. 33-53.
“Introduzione” con Vita Fortunati e Rita Monticelli, in Vita
Fortunati, Gilberta Golinelli, Rita Monticelli (a cura di),
Studi di genere e memoria culturale, Women and Cultural
Memory, Bologna, Clueb, 2004, pp. 9-34.
“The Genius of Shakespeare and Eighteenth Century Europe”,
Revista de Filología , abril 2005, pp. 139-154.
“The Concept of Genius and its Metamorphoses in
Eighteenth Century English Criticism”, Textus, vol. XVIII,
2005, pp. 189-203.
“Classicismo e modernità: il selvaggio antropofago nel canone
letterario del Cinquecento europeo, H. Staden, J. de Léry e W.
Ralegh”, in Mirella Billi (a cura di), Studi sul Canone,
Viterbo, Sette Città, 2007, pp. 103-122.
“Orrore e Meraviglia: percezioni europee del selvaggio
antropofago”, in Gilberta Golinelli (a cura di) Il primitivismo
e le sue metamorfosi: archeologia di un discorso culturale,
Bologna, Clueb, 2007, pp. 83-98.
“Introduzione” con Vita Fortunati, in Gilberta Golinelli (a cura
di) Il primitivismo e le sue metamorfosi: archeologia di un
discorso culturale , Bologna, Clueb, 2007, pp. 9-23
“Specchio del primitivo e ombra della civiltà” in Gilberta
Golinelli (a cura di), Il primitivismo e le sue metamorfosi:
archeologia di un discorso culturale , Bologna, Clueb, 2007,
pp. 117-120.
“In Dialogue with the New: Theorizations on the New World in
Titus Andronicus”, in Maria del Sapio Garbero (ed.),
Identity, Otherness and Empire in Shakespeare' s Rome,
Aldershot, Ashgate, 2009, pp. 131-144.
“L'ambiguità dell'amazzone in una prospettiva di genere:
decostruzione e riappropriazione di un mito”, in Gilberta Golinelli
(a cura di), L'ambiguità dell'amazzone in una prospettiva di
genere: decostruzione e riappropriazione di un mito,
Bologna, Odoya, 2009, pp.7-35.
“Tamora regina dei goti: contaminazioni amazzoniche nel Titus
Andronicus di W. Shakespeare” in Gilberta Golinelli (a cura
di), L'ambiguità dell'amazzone in una prospettiva di genere:
decostruzione e riappropriazione di un mito, Bologna,
Odoya, 2009, pp. 83-101.
“Floating Borders: Dis-locating Otherness in the Female
Body and the Question of Miscegenation in Titus Andronicus”,
in Maria del Sapio, Nancy Isenberg, Maddalena Pennacchia (eds.),
Questioning Bodies in Shakespeare's Rome, Göttingen, V&R
unipress (Vandenhoek and Ruprecht), 2010, pp. 275-286.
“ Gender and Race: the Re-shaping of the Self in 16th
Century English Travel Reports ”, in Travelling and Mapping the
World. Scientific Discoveries and Narrative Discourses,
Adriana Corrado, Vita Fortunati, Gilberta Golinelli (eds), Bologna,
Odoya, 2010, pp. 65-83.
“Travelling and Mapping the World. Scientific Discoveries and
Narrative Discourses” with Adriana Corrado and Vita Fortunati
(Introduction), in Travelling and Mapping the World.
Scientific Discoveries and Narrative Discourses, Adriana
Corrado, Vita Fortunati, Gilberta Golinelli (eds), Bologna, Odoya,
2010, pp. 7-31
“La canonizzazione della diversità nella cultura inglese
della prima età moderna”, in Zelda Alice Franceschi (a cura di),
Razza, Razzismo e Antirazzismo: Modelli, Rappresentazioni e
Ideologie, Bologna, Odoya, 2011, pp. 69-86.
“Blurring boundaries and the idea of Europe in the Age of the
Great Discoveries” in Questioning the European Identity/ies:
Deconstructing Old Stereotypes and Envisioning New Models of
Representation, Vita Fortunati and Francesco Cattani (eds),
Bologna, Il Mulino, 2012, pp. 23-41.
“Attraversamenti di genere nella prima Età moderna: un
caso studio”, in Cristine de Pizan. La scrittrice e la
città, a cura di Patrizia Caraffi, Firenze Alinea, 2013, pp.
229-236
“Metodologie degli studi di genere: alcuni esempi nella
letteratura inglese della prima età moderna tra letteratura di
viaggio, teatro e utopia” in Transpostcross, Nuove
prospettive degli studi di genere in Italia e in Europa, Anno 3 N.
2 (2013):
http://www.transpostcross.it/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=79:metodologie-degli-studi-di-genere&catid=8:interventi&Itemid=11
