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ProgramAugust 27-30th, 2019. Monopoli, Italy.Here is the full program: http://bit.ly/ENTbroPlenary talks by Karin Kukkonen, Fran&#231;oise Lavocat and Paolo Giovannetti.We will work on emotions in different literary traditions through various perspectives and methods. Some of the topics and authors covered are: Elena Ferrante, Elsa Morante, sentimentalism, cognitive narratology, fact/fiction, and digital literary studies.The Summer School is open to anybody interested in the topic, with credits available for graduate students.Three plenary lecturesFran&#231;oise Lavocat&#160;(Universit&#233; Sorbonne Nouvelle) Facts and fiction: pathos as a criterionKarin Kukkonen&#160;(University of Oslo) How many ways can this story go? Emotions, Plots and Sentiment AnalysisPaolo Giovannetti&#160;(IULM University, Milan) Social functions of female pathos in Italian RomanticismFive seminarsStefania Sini (University of Eastern Piedmont) and Antonio Sotgiu (Universit&#233; Sorbonne Nouvelle) Neither tragic nor comic: the resurgence of pathos in Auerbach and BakhtinElisa Gambaro&#160;(University of Milan) Moving to tears. Ferrante&#8217;s My brilliant friend from Kunstlerroman to screen melodramaCinzia Scarpino&#160;(University of Turin) The melodramatic imagination of 1930&#8217;s American bestsellers in the Mondadori catalogueFederico Pianzola&#160;(University of Milan-Bicocca) Digital methods for analysing text and readers&#8217; emotionsMariarosa Loddo&#160;(University of Eastern Piedmont)The uses of literature: empathy and other responses to narrativeEvening eventSuccess and tears. Conversation with Angela Borghesi on Elsa Morante&#8217;s HistoryOrganizersFederico Pianzola (University of Milan-Bicocca)Mariarosa Loddo (University of Eastern Piedmont)Antonio Sotgiu (Universit&#233; Sorbonne Nouvelle)Scientific committeeMario Barenghi (University of Milan-Bicocca)Luigi Battezzato (University of Eastern Piedmont)Angela Borghesi (University of Milan-Bicocca)Stefania Sini (University of Eastern Piedmont)Target audienceGraduate students, PhDs, PostdocsCredits2 ECTS, attestato per attivit&#224; di aggiornamento docentiVenue&#8220;Prospero Rendella&#8221; public library (seaside) Monopoli (Bari), ItalyRegistration feeRegistration is open until June, 30th: http://bit.ly/ent2019&#8364; 160 (travels, meals, and accommodation not included). Scholarships available.Participants will have access to all seminars; they will write a paper for a single seminar of their choice.More information about required readings will be given upon confirmation of participation.Seminars consists of two sessions: one in which the researcher will introduce the topic and discuss it with all participants;a!er that, the students will have one day and a half to revise their paper and present it for discussion.The program is organised to allow every participant to attend all lectures and seminars, and to give more value to the interaction between diﬀerent theoretical perspectives.