Corie Marshall

CURRICULUM VITAE – Corie Marshall

EDUCATION

• M.A., Italian Language and Literature, UW-Madison
• B.A., Sarah Lawrence College

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Eighteenth century, 18^th-century Italian and European literature and theatre; Vittorio Alfieri; Carlo Goldoni; Italian Romanticism; British Romanticism; 19^th-20^th-century Italian and European theatre; theatrical portrayals of women and servants; Italian American Studies.

DISSERTATION TITLE

Alfieri’s Tragic Women: Silence, Sacrifice, and Infidelity

COURSES TAUGHT

• Italian 101 (First-Semester Italian)
• Italian 102 (Second-Semester Italian)
• Italian 201 (First- and Second-Semester Italian combined)
• Italian 203 (Third-Semester Italian)
• Italian 204 (Fourth-Semester Italian)
• Literature in Translation 260: “Italy and the Invention of America: From Columbus to World War II”
• Literature in Translation 253: “Of Demons and Angels: Dante’s Divine Comedy” (Grader)
• Italian 365: “Machiavelli and His World” (Grader)
• Literature in Translation 260: “Italy and the Invention of America: From Columbus to World War II” (Grader)
• Comparative Literature 500 / Folklore 359: “The Double: Modernity and the Divided Self” (Grader)
• Management and Human Resources 300: “Managing Organizations” (Grader)

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• Sanitizing the Italian Immigrant in Richard Barker’s The Italian. Graduate Association of French & Italian Students (GAFIS) Symposium, UW-Madison, April, 2021.
• Trading Places: Resetting Samuel Richardson’s Pamela in Carlo Goldoni’s Pamela fanciulla. Northeastern Modern Language Association (NeMLA), March, 2021.
• The Tyranny of Desire: Love, Power, and Punishment in Alfieri’s Rosmunda. Modern Language Association (MLA), January, 2021.
• Tragic Negotiation and Resistance: The Heroines of Eighteenth-Century Italian Tragedy. NeMLA, March, 2020.
• ‘Questa scabrosissima fluttuazione dell’animo’: Feminine Tragedy and Authorial Shame in Vittorio Alfieri. GAFIS Symposium, UW-Madison, April, 2019.
• Vittorio Alfieri’s Alceste seconda as a Revision of the Tragic Self. South Central Society for Eighteenth Century Studies (SCSECS), February, 2019.
• Silencing Antigone: Vittorio Alfieri and the Female Tragic Psyche. FRIT Research Seminar Series, UW-Madison, November, 2018.
• Alfieri and the Body as ‘scudo’. GAFIS Symposium, UW-Madison, April, 2018.
• ‘Un-Knightly Arms’: Astolfo’s Horn and the Chivalric Ideal on the Island of the donne omicide in Orlando Furioso. Graduate Early Modern Student Society (GEMSS) Symposium, UW-Madison, April, 2017.
• ‘Il peso delle parole’: Historical Uncertainty and Defiance of the Patriarchal Storyteller in Anna Banti’s Artemisia. GAFIS Symposium, UW-Madison, April, 2017.

PUBLICATIONS

• Book review: Loretelli, Rosamaria, Riccardo Capoferro, and John Dunkley, eds. The Criminal Question in the Public Sphere. Cesare Beccaria’s “On Crimes and Punishments” and Eighteenth-Century Britain: A Two-Way Perspective. Spec. issue of Diciottesimo Secolo 4 (2019). Pp. 635-639 in Italica 97.3 (Fall 2020).
• Article: “Futurism’s Fish Tanks: Rethinking the Human in Marinetti and Bontempelli.” California Italian Studies 10.1 (2020).
• Book review: Roberto, Salsano. Tra scrittura e riscrittura. Saggi e note su Alfieri tragico. Caltanissetta: Salvatore Sciascia editore, 2014. P. 105 in Italica 95.1 (Spring 2018).