ORCID: 0000-0002-8837-6592
Marco Sabbatini è professore ordinario all’Università di Pisa, nel Dipartimento di Filologia, Letteratura e Linguistica., dove insegna Letteratura russa, Storia della cultura russa. I principali ambiti di ricerca riguardano i fenomeni della cultura indipendente, a cui sono dedicati diversi contributi, con particolare riferimento al Samizdat e alla letteratura di epoca sovietica. Altri ambiti di indagine riguardano la letteratura dissidente, l’emigrazione e la diplomazia culturale. Dirige la collana di Studi e ricerche sulla Russia – Masterskaja 20 e il Centro dipartimentale Alti studi umanistici sulla Russia e il Mondo Slavo – CARMS. Condirige il progetto di ricerca e portale web “Voci libere in URSS”.
eng – Marco Sabbatini is a full professor in Slavic Studies, teaches Russian Literature and Language at the University of Pisa – Department of Philology Literature and Linguistics. Ph.D. of the University of Rome – La Sapienza in 2004 (XVI cycle), from 2004 to 2007 he was an Assistant Professor at the University of Perugia and Macerata (2004-2007). He worked as a Researcher at the University of Macerata (2007-2017). Main research interests: Modern and Contemporary Russian Literature, Culture and History. He is a specialist of XX century Russian Literature, Russo-Italian cultural emigration and relations. Author of several works about Samizdat, Soviet culture and Unofficial literature. Teaching: Russian Literature and Culture, History of Russian Culture.
rus – Пизанский университет – Италия; Профессор русской литературы и культуры Филологического факультета – Д.Ф.Н. Ph.D. Основные научные интересы: Самиздат, теория литературы ХХ века, русско-итальянские культурные отношения, советская культура, русская современная поэзия и неофициальная литература. На эту последнюю тему опубликовал ряд работ, посвященных ленинградскому андеграунду и второй литературной действительности. Дидактика: Русская литература, История русской культуры, Русский язык и художественный перевод.
research projects and scientific divulgation
– Masterskaja 20. Russian Studies series
– Free Voices in the USSR
– CARMS Centre for Advanced Humanities in Russian and Slavic Studies