Alviera Bussotti

Alviera Bussotti serves as a Researcher within Sapienza University of Rome's Department of Modern Literature and Culture, teaching undergraduate courses across multiple degree programs including Theater, Cinema, Media; Literature Music Entertainment; Fashion and Costume Sciences; and Modern Letters.

• Institutions of Italian Literature (1st year, 2nd semester) for Theater, Cinema, Media students
• Italian Theatrical Literature (2nd/3rd years, multiple semesters) for Literature Music Entertainment and Fashion and Costume Sciences students
• Italian Literature III A (3rd year, 1st semester) for Modern Letters students

Her scholarship centers on Italian literary production from the seventeenth through nineteenth centuries with concentrated analysis of:

• Ethical frameworks in literary texts
• Intermedial relationships between theatrical and novelistic forms
• Autobiographical writing practices
• Structure and function of literary academies

Key subjects include Gravina, Muratori, Martello, Conti, Goldoni, Alfieri, and the periodical "Il Conciliatore," with recurring investigations of virtue lexicons, tragic representation, and classicism within European intellectual history. Analysis of her 2020-2024 publications reveals sustained engagement with political dimensions of Enlightenment theatre, transnational diplomatic networks, and historical semantics of virtue, methodologically integrating philological precision with philosophical inquiry. No scientific awards, graduate student advisement records, research grants, or laboratory affiliations were documented in the source materials.