| Allison
Cooper
Degrees/Institutions:
- B.A.,
English Literature, Knox College
- Master's
Degree, Italian Literature, UCLA
- CPhil,
Italian Literature, UCLA.
Interests:
- Italian
Literature and Culture of the Twentieth Century
- Modernism
and the Avant-Garde
- Renaissance
Studies
- Italian
Cinema
- Italian
Language
- Technology-Assisted
Learning.
Teaching
experience:
- I
have taught surveys of early modern Italian culture and of contemporary
Italian literature and cinema, including a comparative course
on French and Italian cinema of the interwar period, as well as
over twenty language courses at different levels of the Italian
program.
Grants
and Awards:
- Dissertation
Year Fellowship
- Center
for European and Russian Studies Dissertation Fellowship
- Istituto
Italiano di Cultura Scholarship
- Summer
Research Mentorship Fellowship.
Papers
and Conferences:
- "When
the Walls Speak: Madness and Maternal Sacrifice in Paola Masino's
Monte Ignoso", American Association for Italian Studies Conference,
Philadelphia, April 2001.
- "Online
Testing with Web CT, Southern California Association for Language
Assessment Research", 2000 Symposium on Computer-Based and
Computer-Adaptive Language Testing, Los Angeles, May 2000.
- "Laughter
and Carnival: The Character of Angiolina in Svevo's Senilità",
American Association for Italian Studies Conference, Chicago,
April 1998.
- "Shifting
Perspectives: Representations of Judith throughout the Renaissance
and the Baroque", Congresso dell'Associazione Internazionale
per lo Studio della Lingua e della Letteratura Italiana, Los Angeles,
October 1997.
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