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Elena Lombardi is an academic specializing in Italian literature, particularly focusing on Dante and medieval studies. She holds a Laurea from the University of Pavia and a Ph.D. from New York University, where she explored Dante's theories on language. She has been a lecturer at McGill University and a senior lecturer at the University of Bristol before joining the University of Oxford. Her research primarily involves exploring the relationships between syntax, desire, and medieval theology, with significant publications including works on early Italian poetry and Dante's influence on literature. Lombardi has published several monographs, co-edited volumes, and articles that contribute to the understanding of Dante's works and their impact on the depiction of women in medieval literature. She teaches Italian medieval literature, focusing on key figures such as Dante and Petrarca, and has been involved in various scholarly dialogues, further enriching the academic discourse surrounding Renaissance literature.
University of Bristol • Bristol, United Kingdom
Taught courses in Italian literature and culture, focusing on medieval texts and Dante.
McGill University • Montreal, Canada
Lectured on Italian medieval studies and supervised undergraduate and graduate research.
Department of Politics and International Relations - Higher Level English requirement.