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Ettore Cingano serves as a Senior Researcher in the Department of Humanities at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, specializing in Greek Language and Literature (SSD L-FIL-LET/02). His teaching responsibilities span multiple degree programs:
- Master's Degree in Ancient Sciences: Literature, History and Archaeology (Greek Literature I and Greek Literature)
- Degree in Conservation and Management of Cultural Heritage (Introduction to Classical Culture for surnames M-Z)
- Degree in Letters (Greek Language and Exercises in Greek for Beginners)
- Degree in History (Greek Literature)
His academic foundation was built through studies at the University of Milan, University of Urbino, University of London, and University of Hamburg.
Dr. Cingano's research centers on Greek epic poetry, archaic lyric poetry from Stesichorus to Bacchylides, and mythographical traditions. His work investigates the interplay between myth, poetic genres, and cultural contexts in archaic Greece, with particular attention to prophetic lineages, the representation of strong female figures, and transitions from oral to written traditions. He frequently bridges literary analysis with epigraphic evidence to reconstruct historical frameworks of ancient Greek literature.
Analysis of his 2018-2021 publications reveals a cohesive research trajectory focused on fragmentary texts and epigraphic materials. His studies examine poetic evolution from epic to epigram, contextualize inscriptions like the Getty Hexameters and Hyssaldomus inscription, and analyze gender representations in early Greek poetry. This body of work demonstrates consistent engagement with methodological intersections between philology, archaeology, and reception studies.
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