Simone Rebora

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S. Rebora, February 10, 2022
Position
Temporary Professor
Academic sector
L-FIL-LET/14 - CRITICAL COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
E-mail
simone|rebora*univr|it <== Replace | with . and * with @ to have the right email address.

Office Hours

During the teaching period: Thursdays, 16:00 - 18:00 (Palazzo di Lingue, room 1.03A).
Please always send me an email to fix the precise date and time.

Before and after the teaching period: on appointment.

Curriculum

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Research groups

EREAD
The aim of EREAD is to study the difference between reading on paper and on screen.
ELIT (Empirical Study of Literature Innovative Training Network)
The Empirical Study of Literature Innovative Training Network (ELIT) is an Horizon 2020 Project (MSCA-ITN) whose mission is to provide a Joint/Double Doctorate level training programme, on literary reading in the digital age (https://www.elitnetwork.eu/).
Does literature enhance prosocial behavior? Empathy and sympathy from the perspective of Empirical Aesthetics
The project focusses on fictional empathy.
Internationale Robert Musil Gesellschaft (IRMG)
THE IRMG aims at fostering the study of the writings of the Austrian author Robert Musil (1880-1942).
Projects
Title Starting date
Progetto di eccellenza: Le Digital Humanities applicate alle lingue e letterature straniere 1/1/18
L'industria al servizio della storiografia. Perfezionamento delle tecnologie OCR per il text mining di documenti storici 6/27/17
Robert Musil chief editor of the “Journal of the soldiers” from the perspective of the Digital Humanities 2/3/17



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