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Paolo Scattolin serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Cultures and Civilizations at the University of Verona, specializing in Classical Studies with emphases on textual criticism, manuscript tradition analysis, and Sophoclean tragedy interpretation. His academic profile reflects deep engagement with ancient Greek textual transmission and contemporary applications of classical heritage.
Research interests include:
- Textual Criticism of Sophoclean Tragedies
- Ancient Commentary Systems (Didymus, scholia)
- Manuscript Tradition & Palimpsest Analysis
- Poetics and Translation Theory
- Citizen Humanities Applications
Publication analysis reveals sustained focus on Sophoclean textual problems since 2003, evolving toward interdisciplinary community engagement frameworks. His 2023 AntCom project represents significant expansion into collaborative heritage reimagining while maintaining philological rigor. Key methodological contributions involve reconstructing lost commentaries through indirect tradition analysis.
Current research leadership includes:
- Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network (AntCom) coordinating 4 universities
- 10 PhD fellowships in citizen humanities approaches to classical heritage
- International consortium spanning Denmark, Italy, Spain
Collaborative networks extend to University of Trieste researchers and European classical studies communities, demonstrating strong transnational engagement. Supervision opportunities emphasize textual methodology development within community-oriented research frameworks.
