Giorgio Inglese

Giorgio Inglese is a Full Professor at the Department of Modern Literature and Culture of Sapienza University of Rome. His academic career spans decades, with a focus on Italian literature, particularly Dante studies and textual criticism. Active teaching courses on Dante and the Middle Ages, he emphasizes manuscript traditions and philological analysis.

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Professor Inglese's research centers on Dante's Divine Comedy, its editorial history, and reception. He has published extensively on manuscript traditions and philological challenges, producing critical editions of Inferno, Purgatory, and Paradise. His work explores textual variants, cultural contexts, and historical interpretations of Dante's work.

Recent publications address editorial problems in Dante's corpus, including studies on Brunetto Latini and Natalino Sapegno. He has also contributed to debates about Dante's political allegory, manuscript transmission, and biographical reconstruction, with a focus on interdisciplinary approaches combining philology and cultural history.

Editorial Contributions

• 2021: New critical edition of Dante's Comedy
• 2016: Revised editions of Inferno, Purgatory, and Paradise

His teaching portfolio includes courses on Italian literature, Dante studies, and medieval culture. Office hours are available via email during summer periods, reflecting his institutional commitments at Sapienza University.