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...slator, Canobbio has translated works by [[Rousseau]] and [[Jean Echenoz]] from French to Italian.<ref name=Tonkin>Boyd Tonkin, [https://www.independent.co [[Category:20th-century Italian writers]] ...

| birth_place = [[Turin, Italy|Turin]] | notableworks = ''[[The Twenty Days of Turin]]'' ...

...was an Italian jurist, who taught civil law at the [[University of Turin]] from 1749 to 1791. ...sources/pdf/books/146/index.html#236/z Storia di Torino], multiple authors from Museo di Torino website, page 236.</ref> In 1777, he was named Senator.<ref ...

...ica Lozito''', an Italian science-fiction writer. She lives and works in [[Turin]].{{citation needed|date=January 2024}} Her work is partly inspired by her [[Category:Italian science fiction writers]] ...

.../><ref name="auto"/> He founded and also directed for several years the [[Turin Film Festival]].<ref name="la rep"/><ref name="auto"/> [[Category:20th-century Italian non-fiction writers]] ...

| birth_place = Turin '''Carlo Antonio Bertinazzi''' (2 December 1710, in [[Turin]] – 6 September 1783), known as '''Carlin''', was an Italian actor and au ...

...[Bedford College, London]], where he held the post of Professor of Italian from 1949 to 1970. *Member of [[Accademia dei Lincei]], from 1964 ...

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...e''. He was a professor of [[Italian literature]] at [[University of Turin|Turin]], and in 1893 was made prefect of the Library Vittorio Emanuele at Rome. H [[Category:Italian male non-fiction writers]] ...

...and taught a history course and Romanian literature at the [[University of Turin]]. At the [[Congress of Paris (1856)|Congress of Paris 1856]] Vegezzi Rusca [[Category:19th-century Italian writers]] ...

...1788) was an Italian antiquarian, and literary scholar, working mainly in Turin. ...named professor of ''belle-lettere'' and eloquence at the [[University of Turin]]. He was named the royal antiquarian, and this allowed him to travel exten ...

| birth_place = [[Turin]], [[Piedmont]], [[Italy]] [[Category:Psychology writers]] ...

...seppe went to the [[University of Turin]], studying in the [[University of Turin, Faculty of Law]]. Though he gained a degree in law, he did not pursue a l [[Category:Writers from Turin]] ...

...ologian. He wrote two books of poetry titled ''Rime Toscane'' published in Turin.<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=hg5BAQAAMAAJ Dizionario biografico [[Category:16th-century male writers]] ...

| birth_place = [[Turin]], Italy Born in [[Turin]], Geda graduated in [[Communication Sciences]] with a thesis in marketing. ...

| name = Days of Nietzsche in Turin '''''Days of Nietzsche in Turin''''' ({{lang-pt|Dias de Nietzsche em Turim}}) is a 2001 [[biography|biograp ...

|death_place = [[Turin]], [[Duchy of Savoy]] ...e literary and philosophical works, having correspondeded with most of the writers of his time. He was brother to [[André de Gouveia]] and nephew of [[Diogo ...

...theatre series "6Bianca" for Turin's Teatro Stabile. She holds courses at Turin's creative writing school Scuola Holden, which was founded in 1994 by Itali [[Category:Italian women writers]] ...

In 1855 Ancona went to [[Turin]], nominally to study law, but in reality to act as intermediary between th ...iterary essays, editions of the works of [[Dante]] and other early Italian writers, etc.<ref name="EB1911"/> ...

...an [[poet]], playwright and author of prose fiction. Her work drew praise from such figures as [[Tommaso Valperga di Caluso]], [[Giuseppe Parini]], [[Ludo ...and Giuliana Sanguinetti Katz, ‘Diodata Saluzzo Roero’, in ''Italian Women Writers: A bio-bibliographical sourcebook'', ed. by Rinaldina Russell (Westport, CT ...