Stefano Aloe-Dep

Stefano Aloe-Dep is a Full Professor of Slavic Studies at the University of Verona's Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures. He holds leadership roles including Vice-President of the International Dostoevsky Society and Secretary of the MKS Commission for the History of Slavistics. His research focuses on Russian literature, Italian-Slavic cultural exchanges, and 19th-century Slavic studies. He has authored 3 monographs and over 100 publications across multiple languages. Teaching responsibilities include modules on Russian literature, language variants for tourism, and digital culture.

Research interests span Dostoevsky's poetics, Russian Romanticism (V.K. Kuchelbecker), and cultural diplomacy between Italy and Slavic nations. Key projects include studies on Angelo De Gubernatis' Slavic engagements and the role of journals in 19th-century cultural exchanges. He co-founded the Russian-Italian Orchestra Fratelli Perbene and is actively involved in digital humanities initiatives like DAIH.

Professional roles include membership in the PhD Board for Foreign Literatures and Languages, Internationalisation Committee leadership, and oversight of prevention services in his department. His work integrates historical philology with contemporary cultural analysis, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to literature and cultural memory.