Between Political Commitment and Creativity: Re nudo and Underground Culture in 1970s Italy

How might underground culture create a class aware of its revolutionary potential? This question--which I know touches on the interests of many in the department, across all sections--will be at the center of Sergio Ferrarese's (William & Mary) examination of Re nudo, the longest-lived underground journal of Italy's 1970s.


Please join us on Friday, April 26 at 4:30 in the Romance Studies lounge (Klarman K164) for his talk titled "Between Political Commitment and Creativity: Re nudo and Underground Culture in 1970s Italy"! There will also be an informal meet-and greet with students of all departments at noon the same day in the same location. See the poster attached for more information; there will be food. Come one, come all!

These events have been generously sponsored by Romance Studies and the Institute for European Studies.

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Co-hosted with: Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies

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