GIANNOTTI FILOMENA

Filomena
Giannotti
Ricercatore Legge 240/10 - tempo determinato

Presentation

After completing an MA degree in Classics and a PhD in Reception Studies and Classical Tradition, Filomena Giannotti has been awarded the “National Scientific Qualification” as Full Professor of Latin Language and Literature.

Currently, she is a Senior Researcher in Latin Language and Literature at the University of Siena, Department of Philology and Criticism of Ancient and Modern Literatures.

Her main areas of interest are:

  • Virgil’s Aeneid;
  • Late Antiquity;
  • Reception Studies and Classical Tradition in Contemporary Literature.

She is the author of various articles on the Vergilian poem, of the notes on the Aeneid translated by Alessandro Fo (Einaudi 2012) and of the collection Giorgio Caproni, Il mio Enea (Garzanti 2020). In 2021 she was awarded the Premio Internazionale Virgilio - sezione Premio Mantua.

In addition to Nei pensieri degli uomini. Momenti della fortuna di Ambrogio, Girolamo, Agostino (Patron 2009), she published contributions on various late antique Latin authors, especially on Sidonius Apollinaris: Sperare meliora (ETS 2016), a commentary, with introduction and translation, on the third book of his letters; the chapter Sidonius Reception: Late Nineteenth to Twenty-First Centuries in the Edinburgh Companion to Sidonius Apollinaris (Edinburgh University Press 2020) and the collection of studies Scrinia Arverna (ETS 2021).

She is currently working on the F-CUR - Curiosity Driven project Autobiografie Latine della Tarda Latinità (ALTA) and has just published Magnus Felix Ennodius' Confessio, the so called Eucharisticum, 438V = opusc. 5 (first complete Italian translation and first commentary ever published). 

 

Office hours

Next meetings: 

martedì 12 novembre, ore 14:30-16:30.

From 22 November: Friday, h 10:30-11:30.

All the meetings will be held in room 419.

In case of need please send an e-mail to filomena.giannotti@unisi.it.

Curriculum Vitae

Teaching activities

Completion accademic year: 2024/2025

Course year: 1 First cycle degree (DM 270) STUDIES IN LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY A.Y. 2024/2025
Course year: 1 First cycle degree (DM 270) HISTORY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE A.Y. 2024/2025
Course year: 1 First cycle degree (DM 270) STUDIES IN LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY A.Y. 2024/2025

Completion accademic year: 2023/2024

Course year: 1 First cycle degree (DM 270) HISTORY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE A.Y. 2023/2024
Course year: 1 First cycle degree (DM 270) STUDIES IN LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY A.Y. 2023/2024
Course year: 1 First cycle degree (DM 270) STUDIES IN LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY A.Y. 2023/2024

Completion accademic year: 2022/2023

Course year: 1 First cycle degree (DM 270) HISTORY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE A.Y. 2022/2023
Course year: 1 First cycle degree (DM 270) STUDIES IN LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY A.Y. 2022/2023
Course year: 1 First cycle degree (DM 270) STUDIES IN LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY A.Y. 2022/2023

Research

Selected publications:

  • Giannotti, F. (2021). Pronus prope o prope patruum? Nota sul Propempticon ad libellum di Sidonio Apollinare (carm. 24, 84-89). BOLLETTINO DI STUDI LATINI, 51(1), 169-177. - view more
  • Giannotti, F. (2020). Vivet in posterum nominis tui gloria: la lettera di Sidonio a Fortunale (VIII 5). MAIA, 72(1), 139-148. - view more
  • Giannotti, F. (2020). Sidonius reception: late nineteenth to twenty-first centuries. In G. Kelly, J. van Waarden (a cura di), The Edinburgh Companion to Sidonius Apollinaris (pp. 705-729). Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press. - view more
  • Giannotti, F. (2007). Lo scomunicatore di Tibor Déry: un episodio della fortuna di Ambrogio tra religione e politica. In S. Conti (a cura di), Tra religione e politica nel mondo classico, atti dell’Associazione Italiana di Cultura Classica: delegazione di Siena (pp. 79-99). Ancona : Affinità elettive. - view more
  • Giannotti, F. (2019). [Recensione a] Donatella Puliga, La depressione è una dea. I Romani e il male oscuro, (collana “Antropologia del mondo antico”). Bologna, Il Mulino, 2017, pp. 234. BOLLETTINO DI STUDI LATINI, 49(1), 376-378. - view more