Mariasilvia Tatti

Mariasilvia Tatti is Full Professor of Italian Literature at Sapienza University of Rome's Department of Modern Literature and Culture within the Faculty of Humanities. She serves as President of the Associazione degli Italianisti, Director of the Teaching and Learning Center, and Coordinator of Sapienza's International Doctoral Program with Paris Sorbonne Nouvelle. Active in numerous scholarly organizations including the International Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies and Accademia dell'Arcadia, her office hours are available by appointment via email.

Her research focuses on 18th-19th century Italian literature with particular expertise in literary exile, Italy-France cultural exchanges, women's writing, and Risorgimento literature. Key areas include Metastasio studies, Goldoni analysis, classicism debates, and the intersection of literature with political movements. Her methodological approach combines archival research with theoretical frameworks examining transnational networks and gender dynamics in literary production.

Recent publications demonstrate evolving research trajectories toward digital humanities applications in literary studies and contemporary pedagogical approaches. Her 2025 works on Romanticism and Genoa's revolutionary period continue her long-standing investigation of political-literary intersections during transformative historical moments.

• Member of Accademia dell'Arcadia
• President of Associazione degli Italianisti
• Scientific Council member of multiple international journals
• Coordinator of International Associated Workshop on Exile and Women's Writing
• Recipient of numerous research grants for European literary network studies

Professor Tatti advises multiple doctoral candidates and leads significant research projects including the International Associated Workshop 'Exile and Women's Writing between the 19th and 20th Centuries' and 'The Literary Republic and Europe: Contribution of Italian Men of Letters to European Space Definition.' Her leadership extends to teacher training as Rector's representative for teacher education and coordination of international doctoral agreements.

She directs the Teaching and Learning Center while maintaining active collaboration with international institutions including Université de Lille and Sorbonne Nouvelle through established research networks focused on transnational literary exchanges.