Antonio Morena
is a graduate of Middlebury College (BA / MA). In 2001 he received a Laurea from the University of Florence ("The exegetical tradition of the Song of Songs and the Duecento"). He is currently a graduate student at Harvard University (Department of Romance Languages & Literatures) and an adjunct instructor of Modern Languages at Bentley College. His dissertation (1932) is a case study of the tenth year anniversary of the March on Rome, "from a distance": (1) youth in 1932, (2) school textbooks, (3) realism in 1932, (4) the popular novel in 1932, (5) Solaria in 1932. His interests include "Media Discourse Analysis" and language acquisition, Italian for business, Petrarch and the manuscript tradition, immigration literature (South America) and Flamencología. He has published "Autobiografia e struttura nel 'mezzo' delle rime sparse", Italica n. 2 April-June, 2005 pgs. 180-193.
E-mail: morena@fas.harvard.edu