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|b Dr. Montalbano’s research interests focus on modern and contemporary Italian literature, culture, philosophy, and history. She adopts an interdisciplinary approach to Italian Studies that includes literary criticism, aesthetics, phenomenology, and gender and trauma studies. Her work explores criminal and political violence and their representation in memoirs, media, and film; testimony and victim-centered narratives; the relationship between body and language; and feminism and biopolitics
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