ACIS Podcasts- In search of Italian cultures, histories, languages, and identities
ACIS Podcasts- In search of Italian cultures, histories, languages, and identities
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Welcome to the ACIS Podcast series: In search of Italian cultures, histories, languages, and identities one article or book at a time! Each episode discusses a recent publication by an Italianist working in Australia or Aotearoa
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The podcast covers various themes such as cultural identity, language preservation, and the impact of technology on learning, with episodes highlighting specific studies like the role of music in the lives of migrants with dementia and innovative virtual environments for studying Italian language and culture.
Welcome to the ACIS Podcast series: In search of Italian cultures, histories, languages, and identities one article or book at a time! Each episode discusses a recent publication by an Italianist working in Australia or Aotearoa
Welcome to the third episode of the Australasian Centre for Italian Studies (ACIS) Podcast Series: in search of Italian cultures, histories, languages, and identities, one article or book at a time!
Each episode discusses a recent publication by an Italianist working in Australia or Aotearoa-New Zealand.
In this third episode, we discover Dr Angela Viora's latest book on The Ecology of the Performance Art Process: Fragmentation, Union, Reconfiguration(Routledge, 2025).
Angela's book genuinely shifts how we think about art. It doesn’t just analyse performance art as something to be seen but as something lived, offered, and co-created.
Angela discusses the transformative effects of art performance on audiences and societies over time. She talks about her work as a performance artist and gives some concrete, poetic examples that pull you right into the experience.
Authors and speakers in this episode:
Angela Viora
AI-generated hosts (Mili and Luca)
Andrea Rizzi
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