Terri Colpi

Terri Colpi is an Honorary Research Fellow at the School of Modern Languages, University of St Andrews. Her research focuses on Italian Social Sciences, Commemoration practices, British and Italian Literature, and Wartime Studies. She explores topics such as memorialization, historic legacy, and the interplay between materiality and memory.

Her recent work includes analyses of the Arandora Star tragedy’s remembrance in Scotland (2024) and its commemoration in Italian Studies contexts (2020). These publications highlight themes of wartime history, cultural memory, and literary approaches to historical events.

No scientific awards are explicitly listed in the provided text. Colpi’s research engages with interdisciplinary methods, bridging literature, history, and social sciences to understand commemorative practices and their societal impact.