Simone Marsi

Simone Marsi is a Research Fellow at University of Parma and Adjunct Professor of Contemporary Italian Culture at University of Urbino. Their work bridges literary historiography, contemporary Italian literature, and didactic innovation.

• PhD in Philological-Literary, Historical-Philosophical and Artistic Sciences from University of Parma

Research explores contemporary Italian literature (with focus on authors like Rebora, Satta, Gadda), literary canon formation processes during Italy's unification, and literature-science-environment intersections. Recent publications examine spatial representation in visual-literary works, Dante's modern pedagogical adaptations, and fascist traces in educational materials.

Current articles (2024-2022) reveal a trajectory through literary historiography, geocritical analysis, and ecocritical frameworks. Key trends include textbook evolution, gender studies in canon debates, and digital humanities approaches to memory.