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Celebrazioni Mercantiniane 2021 - 2022 Colto E Popolare Luigi Mercantini "Spigolatore Di Parole" Relatore Massimo Arcangeli

 



Data. Sabato 18 Dicembre 2021

Luogo: Sala Consiliare c/o Comune Di Ripatransone

Ore: 17:30

Ingresso Gratuito Con Green Pass


Chi è Massimo Arcangeli?

È linguista, sociologo della comunicazione, critico letterario, scrittore. Insegna Linguistica italiana e Sociologia dei processi culturali e comunicativi presso l’Università di Cagliari dove è stato, dal 2008 al 2010, preside della Facoltà di Lingue e Letteratura Straniere. Dal 2010 è docente di teoria e tecnica del linguaggio giornalistico presso l’università LUISS – Guido Carli e nello stesso anno è divenuto responsabile mondiale del progetto PLIDA della Società Dante Alighieri, incarico coperto sino al 2013. 

Attualmente è direttore editoriale dell’area riviste della Dante. È anche Garante per l'italianistica presso l’'Università di Banska Bystrica (Repubblica Slovacca); dirige, per l'editore Zanichelli, l'Osservatorio della Lingua Italiana e collabora con l’Istituto dell’Enciclopedia italiana. Numerose le collaborazione con testate nazionali quali La Stampa, Il Manifesto, L'Unità, Liberazione, L'Unione Sarda; per Repubblica ha curato la rubrica “Il linguista” con Alessandro Aresti, per “Il fatto quotidiano” con Sandro Mariani tiene il blog “Il giocabolario”. 

Tra le ultime pubblicazioni Itabolario. L'Italia unita in 150 parole (Carocci, 2011),Cercasi Dante disperatamente. L'italiano alla deriva (Carocci, 2012), Biografia di una chiocciola. Storia confidenziale di @ (Castelvecchi, 2015), La forma universal di questo nodo. La cultura di Dante (con Edoardo Boncinelli, Mondadori, 2015), Breve storia di Twitter (Castelvecchi, 2016), All’alba di un nuovo medioevo. La comunicazione al tempo di internet (Castelvecchi, 2016)






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