Giulia Cipriani<\/a><\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\nGiulia Maria Cipriani<\/strong> earned her B.A. (Laurea Triennale) and M.A. (Laurea Magistrale cum laude<\/em>) at the Univerist\u00e0 degli Studi \u201cRoma Tre\u201d. Her master dissertation focused on the rewriting of Dante\u2019s Divine Comedy<\/em> in Boccaccio’s Decameron<\/em>, and three extracts have been published in the academic journal Scaffale Aperto<\/em> and miscellaneous volumes. At Hopkins, she is expanding her interests. Indeed, she is writing a dissertation on demons in the epic-chivalric poems of the Italian Sixteenth Century, focusing on their representation, their interaction with human characters, and their analogies and differences with the previous tradition (both pagan and Christian). She participated in many conferences and published several articles. The last is entitled \u201cDante, Durante e la parodia. Appunti su \u2018La Divina Commedia quasi mille anni dopo\u2019 di Feudalesimo&Libert\u00e0 e Don Alemanno\u201d.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n