Alvise Andreose

Der Mensch muß bei dem Glauben verharren, daß das Unbegreifliche begreiflich sey; er würde sonst nicht forschen

L’uomo deve persistere nel credere che l’incomprensibile sia comprensibile; altrimenti non si dedicherebbe alla ricerca

J.W. von Goethe

Alvise Andreose

Filologia e linguistica romanza (FLMR-01/B)

Professore associato
Tel: 0432 556639
Email: alvise.andreose@uniud.it
Studio: Casa Solari, first floor, room L1-02
Insegnamenti: Romance Philology; Romance Linguistics; Philology and Criticism of Romance Literatures

Alvise Andreose

Filologia e linguistica romanza (FLMR-01/B)

Professore associato
Tel: 0432 556639
Email: alvise.andreose@uniud.it
Studio: Casa Solari, first floor, room L1-02
Insegnamenti: Romance Philology; Romance Linguistics; Philology and Criticism of Romance Literatures

Der Mensch muß bei dem Glauben verharren, daß das Unbegreifliche begreiflich sey; er würde sonst nicht forschen

L’uomo deve persistere nel credere che l’incomprensibile sia comprensibile; altrimenti non si dedicherebbe alla ricerca

J.W. von Goethe

I graduated from the University of Padua with a MA in Romance Philology in 1997, under the supervision of Prof. Lorenzo Renzi. My dissertation was about the late-medieval Italian translations of the travel account written by friar Odoric of Pordenone after his return from China in 1330. I then received my PhD in Linguistics and Philology from the Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa, where I carried out my research under the supervision of Alfredo Stussi (1998-2001). My PhD project aimed at investigating the vast manuscript transmission of the Lamentatio beate Virginis by Enselmino da Montebelluna. Two fellowships allowed me subsequently to study French Medieval Literature at Paris IV-Sorbonne University (2001-2002), and Romanian Literature and Language at «Babeş-Bolyai» University of Cluj-Napoca (2004).

Before joining Udine University in October 2021, I was a high school teacher (2003-4, 2010-12), a Postdoctoral Researcher at Padua University (2004-2009), a Research Fellow (2013) and an Associate Professor at eCampus University (2014-21). I also taught at the Universities of Verona (2011, 2016) and Bergamo (2017-2021), and at the Catholic University of Milan (2016-2021). I am now an Associate Professor in Romance Philology and Romance Linguistics. Between 2014 and 2021, I was also a professor in the Doctoral Programmes in Arts and Humanities (Verona University) and Medium and Mediality (eCampus University).

In 2017 I was elected as a corresponding fellow of the Accademia Galileiana in Padua. I have been co-investigator in several research projects, in Italy and abroad. I am currently joint general editor of the academic journals Filologia italiana and TranScript, and a member of the scientific advisory boards of Medioevi, Francigena, Lingua e testi di oggi.

I have presented over 50 papers in Academic conferences in Italy and abroad. I was a visiting scholar at the Universities of Peking (PKU) in 2015, and Tübingen in 2021. I have given several invited lectures and seminars at Italian universities, as well as at universities in Poland, Romania, Czechia, Serbia, and China.

My research centres on the Italian and French literature of the Middle Ages, on Romance linguistics, on Romanian literature and language, on textual transmission in the Middle Ages and the early-modern period. I am author or coauthor of more than 100 publications, mainly focused on: