Re-storying Mediterranean Worlds: New Narratives from Italian Cultures to Global Citizenship

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Über die Autorinnen und Autoren: Angela Biancofiore is Professor of Italian Studies at Paul-Valéry University of Montpellier, France. She has published several books and articles on Italian studies and Mediterranean literature and arts, including: Benvenuto Cellini artiste-écrivain : l'homme à l'ouvre (1998); Pasolini, Palermo, Palumbo (2003), awarded with the 2006 international "G. Sormani" prize; and Soyons le changement. Nouvelles tendances dans la littérature italienne contemporaine. Une anthologie (2016). She founded and runs the web journal Notos. Espaces de la création: arts, écritures, utopies (http://notos.numerev.com/), and she is a member of LLACS (Langues Littératures Arts et Cultures des Suds), a research center on Mediterranean studies at Montpellier University.

Clément Barniaudy is Associate Professor of Geography at University of Montpellier, France, and a member of the research center LIRDEF (Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire de recherche en Didactique, Education et Formation). His teaching and research interests lie in eco-cultural studies, environmental humanities and geographical education. He is responsible for the teacher training in the field of history and geography at the Faculty of Education in Montpellier. He is co-founder of the international center "Theory and practice of caring" at Montpellier (https://tepcare.hypotheses.org/).

His PhD ("To live with the wind in the North Western Mediterranean area") led him to explore how our practices can be embodied in a living and inhabited environment. More recently, he continues this work by focusing on the theories and practices of care in relation with land use planning and with transformative education.