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Fanzine e fumetti: una conversazione con gianLuca Umiliacchi

April 22, 2026

Speakers:

gianLuca Umiliacchi

This event will take place on Teams and will be held in Italian.

A stylized, watercolor-like illustration depicts a person lying face down across a bed in a disordered room.

Reading and Drawing Italian Queerness

April 16, 2026

Speakers:

Nicoletta Mandolini, Nicoz Balboa, Alessio Aletta, Claudia Cerulo, Marzia D'Amico, Anna Finozzi, Dalila Forni, Alessandra Pizzileo, Anna Saracino, Silvia Vari

Until a few years ago, graphic novels had to be purchased, for the most part, either online or in specialized shops, they now seem to be easily acc

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Spanish Theme Vowels as verbalisers: a nanosyntactic analysis

April 10, 2026

Speakers:

Prof. An

The Department of Linguistics is hosting its final colloquium in collaboration with ISPLAS.

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UofT Language Genius: Student Creators of Innovative Language-Learning Platforms

April 8, 2026

Speakers:

Cindy Zhang and Amedeo Cunsolo

Join us for a hands-on session when our current and past ISPLAS students/alum creators present their innovative language learning platforms that ai

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Publishing from the Inside

April 8, 2026

Speakers:

Antonio Fábregas

We are pleased to invite graduate students to “Publishing from the Inside”, a presentation and Q&A with Prof.

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Think, Learn, Create with AI: the Good, the Bad, the Ugly

April 2, 2026

Speakers:

Prof. Paolo Granata

What does AI mean for the future of knowledge creation and the ways we come to know?

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