Daniela D'Eugenio Data-verified
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Daniela D'Eugenio's research explores the intersection of literature, digital humanities, and cultural studies. Her recent work includes an analysis of the correspondence of Rosa Zagnoni Marinoni, examining themes of "in-betweenness." She also investigates how interactive maps, specifically using ArcGIS StoryMaps, can enhance the comprehension and creative interpretation of literary texts, with a case study on Igiaba Scego's work. Earlier publications by D'Eugenio have focused on historical linguistic topics, such as Italian proverbs from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, referencing figures like Brusantino, Florio, and Sarnelli. Her scholarly output demonstrates a commitment to digital methodologies in literary analysis and an engagement with Italian literary and linguistic history. D'Eugenio's work contributes to understanding how technology can be applied to the study of humanities.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 5
- Citations: 1
Selected Publications
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Proverbi italiani (2025)
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A Kaleidoscope in Motion: Rosa Zagnoni Marinoni's In-Betweenness in Her Correspondence from the Archives at the University of Arkansas (2024)
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How to Facilitate the Comprehension and Creative Interpretation of Literary Texts through Interactive Maps: Igiaba Scego's <i>Prestami le ali</i> and <i>ArcGIS StoryMaps</i> (2024)
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:<i>Veronica Franco in Dialogue</i> (2024)
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:<i>Eliciting Wonder: The Emblem on the Stage</i> (2024)
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Roberto Antonelli. Dante poeta-giudice del mondo terreno (2024)
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Book review: Antonia Rubino, Anna Rita Tamponi e John Hajek (ed.), <i>L’italiano in Australia. Prospettive e tendenze nell’insegnamento della lingua e della cultura / Italian in Australia. Perspectives and trends in the teaching of language and culture</i> (2023)
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