14_Previous ACIS Postgraduate Scholarship Winners

Previous ACIS Postgraduate Fieldwork Scholarship Awardees 


2020

Donna Storey (PhD, Melbourne)

Race and Romanità in Fascist Italy


Matthew Topp (PhD, Monash)

Ars Oblivionalis: A Study of Cultural Forgetting in Renaissance Florence


2019

Julia Pelosi-Thorpe (MA, Melbourne)

'Imitate da Ovidio’: gender ventriloquism in the seicento epistole eroiche


Andrea Pagani, (PhD, Monash)

Beyond Pinocchio: Italian National Identity in Carlo Collodi’s Works for Primary Schools (1877-1890)


Margherita Angelucci (PhD, Monash)

A New Way of Being Italian through the Lens of Hip Hop


2018

Madeleine Regan (PhD, Flinders)

Establishing family market gardens and transplanting Veneto community in the western suburbs of Adelaide, 1920s–1970s


Darius Sepehri (PhD, Sydney)

Reading the Renaissance anew: Giovanni Pico della Mirandola and his Islamic sources


Lana Stephens (MA, Monash)

Theologia ficinianum: intellectual exchange and spiritual renewal in Late Quattrocento Florence


2017

Paola Di Trocchio (PhD, UTS)

Reading fashion in the museum through a case study of Anna Piaggi, Walking Museum


Shayani Fernando (PhD, Sydney)

The Machine and the Arch. Ancient Italian Stone Craft and its Influence on Contemporary Stone Culture and Exposition


Julie Robarts (PhD, Melbourne)

Forms that Sound:  Margherita Costa’s Lyric Corpus, 1638-9


2016

Tara Auty (PhD, UWA)

The Fall of Constantinople in Quattrocento Literary Culture: Community Emotions and the Genre of Neo-Latin Epic in Fifteenth Century Italy


Catherine Blake (PhD, Sydney)

Unstable Ground: Vitale da Bologna between Form and Modality


Jessica O’Leary (MA, Monash)


Women and Kinship Diplomacy: Negotiation, Gift Exchange, and News in the Familial Network of the Aragonese of Naples


2015

Lisa Di Crescenzo (PhD, Monash)


Letters, Lineage and Life Cycle in Exile and Expatriation: The Epistolary Corpus of the Strozzi, 1471-1510


Kristen Sloan (PhD, Wollongong)

Re-awakening ‘Ghost Towns’: Alternative Futures for Abandoned Italian Villages


2014

Stefano Bona (PhD, Flinders)


The Representation of China on Italian Screens after 1949: Cultural Economic and ideological implications


Esther Theiler (PhD, La Trobe)


Portrait Painting in Italy in the Seventeenth Century


2013

Daniel Canaris (PhD, Sydney)


Giambattista Vico and the 17th century Chinese rites controversy


2012

Amy Sinclair (PhD, Melbourne)


Gender and identity construction in Lucrezia Marinella and Venetian writers of the Seicento


2011

Gianluca Caputo (PhD, La Trobe)


The Japanese presence in Italian culture


Marco Ceccarelli (PhD, UWA)


Catholic responses to Islamic terrorism


Francesca Ori (PhD, Sydney)


Giovanni Pascoli


Elizabeth Reid (PhD, Macquarie)


Clothing the body: vice and virtue in Florence 1350–1500


2010

Erika Piazzoli (PhD, Griffith)


The potential of drama-based pedagogies for the teaching and learning of Italian as L2/FL.


Melanie Smans (PhD, Monash)


The internationalisation of Italian immigrant ethnic entrepreneurs in Australia


2009

Annie Lord (Hons, Notre Dame)


An investigation into the status of the Catalan language in Alghero, Sardinia


Emma Nicholls (MA, Monash)


The complex symbolic power of silk in Renaissance Florence


Barbara Pezzotti (PhD, Victoria University, Wellington)


Realism & regional identity in contemporary Italian detective stories


Clare Tunney (Doctor of Musical Arts, UWA)


A study of violoncello playing in Italy in the nineteenth century


2008

Natasha Amendola (PhD, Monash)


Weaving and Unweaving Penelope: a study of her fortunes in Latin and vernacular literature from Ovid to Boccaccio


Josh Brown (PhD, UWA)


Multilingual communication in the letters of Francesco di Marco Datini


Theodore Ell (PhD, Sydney)


Lichens on broken stone: Piero Bigongiari’s Rogo and the quest for survival


2007

Brigid Maher (PhD, Monash)


The translation of humour in literature


Roza Passos (PhD, Melbourne)


Late medieval illuminated manuscripts


Katherine Rowe (PhD, Monash)


Early Modern Italian women in northern courts


2006

Glenys Adams (PhD, Melbourne)

The private rooms of San Filippo Neri at the Vallicella church in Rome: an interdisciplinary exploration in art, religion and society


Sally Grant (PhD, Sydney)

The idea of the garden in Early Modern Venice


Jodi Hodge (PhD, Monash)


Under the shadow: religious life and cultural exchange between Florence and Prato in the Middle Ages and Renaissance


2005

Catherine England (PhD, Sydney)


Children and childhood in Renaissance Florence


Sandra Margon (PhD, UTS)


An assessment of the impact of Europeanisation and European Union policies on the Italian higher education system


Cristina Potz (PhD, La Trobe)


The cultural and literary relationship between the Accademia Pomponiana and the circle of Spanish intellectuals and literati in Rome in the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries


2004

Mathias Stevenson (MA, Monash)


The Afflictions of an Outsider: Exploring the ‘Paradox of Selfhood’ in the Early Cinema of Nanni Moretti


Ivana Krsnik-Lipohar  (Hons, Griffith)


The ‘Youth protest movement’ in Italy. Challenging the new social movement theories


Daniela Rose (PhD, Flinders)


A Study of Australian Migrants from Caulonia (Calabria) to South Australia


2003

Natasha Bajan (PhD, Sydney)


Women as public intellectuals in Italy late 18th to early 20th centuries: three cases of female journalists


Adriana Diaz (Hons, Griffith)


Policies on language acquisition and acculturation in multicultural Italy: sociolinguistic issues


Sarah Finn (PhD, UWA)


Father of the Italian nation: Dante Alighieri and the construction of Italian national identity, 1861-1945


2002

Stephen Bennetts (PhD, UWA)


The social and cultural context of projects for the “rivalorizzazione dei beni culturali” in the South of Italy, particularly Naples


Gary Bonar (Hons, La Trobe)


Translation theory in practice: a novel by Stefano D’Andrea from Italian into English


Margaret Toomey (Geoghegan) (Hons, Griffith)

The novels of Clara Sereni


2001

Kathleen Olive (PhD, Sydney)


Medieval pilgrimage literature: preparation of an edition of the Itinerario of Marco di Bartolomeo Rustici


Sandra Graham (PhD, Griffith)

An oral history of Italian women directors of feature films for cinema and television, 1969-1999


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