Sante Graciotti, scholar of homo Adriaticus, has left us
He passed away like this, in the silence of his fifty-year intellectual effort, one of the giants of Italian Slavic studies, remembered only by the Resto del Carlino and by the few pieces of information about him that can be found on the web. From the height of a century of life, perhaps Professor Sante Graciotti would have preferred it this way, indulging in the simple and Franciscan nature that characterized his entire life. The same nature with which thirty years ago he opened the doors of the Institute of Slavic Philology at Sapienza in Rome. I was the last of the young students who - without even attending his courses - sought enlightenment for my research and Professor Graciotti not only gave me everything...
Arturo Cronia: the legacy of a Master fifty years after his death
2017 marks the 50th anniversary of the death of Prof. Arturo Cronia, Dalmatian from Zadar, who in 1940 was ordained “for clear fame” as a professor of Serbo-Croatian language and literature at the University of Padua, as "the only specialist in Italy in this discipline". A prestigious recognition in what for centuries was the University and cultural reference for the entire Adriatic and beyond, and where many Dalmatians studied and taught. Promoted and organized by the authoritative Galilean Academy of Sciences, Letters and Arts and by the Department of Linguistic and Literary Studies of the University of Padua, with its Slavic Studies Section, the next 20 and...
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