
DrÌýd’ArcangeliÌýisÌýoriginally from Rome, where she worked in industry for a few years before leavingÌýher last position (in the Cecchi Gori Group) to start her academic careerÌýat Strathclyde University and at the University of Glasgow, in Scotland. In 2008 Luciana moved to Australia, to workÌýat Flinders University, in Adelaide,Ìýwhere she was CassamarcaÌýSenior Lecturer, Director of Studies and finally Head of Italian, and now holds full academic status. Via the Flinders University Languages Outreach Program Dr d’Arcangeli was also Adjunct at the University of Adelaide, effectively teaching and managing a dual-university programme.Ìý
Luciana is a HE Academy Fellow (2001), and her teaching experience spans fromÌýItalian theatre, cinema,ÌýandÌýculture to Italian language, interpreting and translation at all levels.ÌýTodayÌýDr d’Arcangeli teaches at AUR and, being aÌýFellow of the Chartered Institute of Linguists and a Member of the Institute of Translation and Interpreting (UK), she continues to work as language consultant,ÌýandÌýtranslator.Ìý
Dr d'ArcangeliÌýisÌýtheÌýauthorÌýofÌýI personaggi femminili nel teatro di Dario FoÌýe Franca RameÌý(Firenze: Franco Cesati Editore, Strumenti di letteratura italiana, n.32, 2009, 336).ÌýLuciana has also published widely in journals, and editedÌýseveral books and special journal issues on Italian cinema and theatre – many stemming from the international conferences she convened in the UK and in Australia.ÌýIn 2023ÌýLuciana published,Ìýwith Claire Kennedy and Daniela Cavallaro,StagingÌýViolenceÌýAgainstÌýWomen and GirlsÌý(Bloomsbury Methuen, London).ÌýThis is the last outcome of the research project titledÌý"IndelibleÌý(Eng)/IndelibileÌý(It): The Representation of (In)visible Violence Against Women and their Resistance", funded by theÌýAustralasian Center for Italian Studies whose Inaugural Visual and Performance Studies Research Group was created byÌýd’ArcangeliÌýin 2018,ÌýandÌýcoordinated by her untilÌýthe end of the project inÌý2021.Ìý
Currently d'Arcangeli is working on the translation into English of Franca Rame’s plays.ÌýÌý
Among Dr d’Arcangeli’s awards are the ItaliaÌýnelÌýMondo prize (2016) and the Gold Medal and Merit Award from the Dante Alighieri Society (2017), bothÌýin recognition of professional excellence in disseminating Italian culture asÌýPresident of the Dante Alighieri Society of South Australia,Ìýand the Prize for Italian Literary Translation (2018) from theÌýMelbourneÌýItalian Institute of Culture.Ìý
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PUBLICATIONS
Forthcoming
Dr d’ArcangeliÌýis working on her bookÌýThe Theatre of Franca Rame: plays and monologuesÌý(Aracne, Rome, TBA).
Books
- I personaggi femminili nel teatro di Dario Fo e Franca Rame (Firenze: Franco Cesati Editore, Strumenti di letteratura italiana, n.32, 2009, 336)
Co-edited Books
- Co-editor with Daniela Cavallaro (Auckland) and Claire Kennedy (Griffith) ofÌýStaging Violence Against Women and Girls,Ìý(Bloomsbury Methuen, London, 2023)Ìý
- Co-editor with Daniela Cavallaro (Auckland) and Claire Kennedy (Griffith) ofÌýAtti di accusa.ÌýTesti teatrali e interviste sulla rappresentazione della violenza contro le donne, (Aracne, Donne dietro le quinte, Rome, 2021, 368)Ìý
- Co-editor with William Hope and Silvana Serra of Un nuovo cinema politico italiano? Volume II: stato e società , passato e presente (Leicester: Troubador Publishing, 2013, 247)
- Co-editor with Graham Tulloch and Karen Agutter for Sicily and Scotland: Where Extremes Meet (Leicester: Troubador Publishing, 2014, 160)
- Co-editor with William Hope and Silvana Serra for Un nuovo cinema politico italiano? Volume I: genere, lavoro, immigrazione (Leicester: Troubador Publishing, 2013, 224)
Edited Special Issues of Refereed Journals
- Guest editor with Sally Hill (Victoria, Wellington) of the special issue Indelible: Violence Against Women and Their Resistance to It in the Visual and Performing Arts in Italy and Beyond of the e-journal
- Guest editor with Claire Kennedy (Griffith) of the special issue Indelible/Indelebile: Representation of in the Arts of (In)Visible Violence Against Women and their Resistance of the e-journal
- Guest editor with Laura Lori (Melbourne) of the special issue Postcolonial Italy of the e-journal Guest editor with Tets Kimura (Flinders) of the special issue Intercultural aspects of interpreting, translation and communication of the e-journal
- Guest editor with Sally Hill (Victoria, Wellington) and Claire Kennedy (Griffith) of the special issue An Eye on Italy on Italian Cinema of the e-journal
- Guest editor with Annamaria Pagliaro (Monash) of the special issue Dario Fo & Franca Rame. Beyond the Rules of the journal Spunti e Ricerche, Volume 31, 2016, published in 2017
- Guest editor of the special issue Italian Cinema of the e-journal
All past publications (including articles, chapters, interviews, etc.) are listed on OrcidÌýÌý-