Participants

The GALIC project is structured around three Research Units, based at three universities in the Campania region, working in a coordinated and complementary manner.

University of Naples L’Orientale

Principal Investigator and Head of the Unit

  • Jana Altmanova (Full Professor)

Faculty and Researchers

  • Maria Centrella (Associate Professor)
  • Michele Costagliola d’Abele (Associate Professor)
  • Maria De Vivo (Associate Professor)
  • Antonella Napolitano (Associate Professor)
  • Sara Nora Pinto (Associate Professor)
  • Rosa Piro (Full Professor)
  • Sergio Piscopo (Researcher)
  • Fabiana Sciarelli (Associate Professor)

Postdoctoral Fellows and PhD Candidates

  • Maria Grazia Massimo (PhD Candidate)
  • Camilla Nappi (Postdoctoral Fellow)
  • Annette Terracciano (PhD Candidate)
  • Eros Traficante (PhD Candidate)

University of Naples “Parthenope”

Head of the Unit

  • Maria Giovanna Petrillo (Full Professor)

Faculty Members

  • Raffaella Antinucci (Full Professor)
  • Claudio Grimaldi (Associate Professor)
  • Silvia Domenica Zollo (Associate Professor)

Postdoctoral Fellows and PhD Candidates

  • Massimiliano Marino (Postdoctoral Fellow)

Suor Orsola Benincasa University

Head of the Unit

  • Emilia di Martino (Full Professor)

Faculty Members

  • Alessandra Storlazzi (Full Professor)
  • Stefania Tondo (Associate Professor)

Postdoctoral Fellows and PhD Candidates

  • Angelo Riccioni (Postdoctoral Fellow)

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The GALIC Project aims to explore the linguistic, literary, and intercultural heritage of the goldsmith industry, with a focus on the French and Italian traditions that form the basis of goldsmith craftsmanship.

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About GALIC

The GALIC Project aims to explore the linguistic, literary, and intercultural heritage of the goldsmith industry, with a focus on the French and Italian traditions that form the basis of goldsmith craftsmanship.