Dr Arianna Autieri

Arianna's research interests include James Joyce, music, translation theory and practice, and experimental translation.

Staff details

Dr Arianna Autieri

Position

Lecturer in English and Translation Studies

Department

English and Creative Writing

Email

A.Autieri (@gold.ac.uk)

Goldsmiths Research Centres/Groups

Arianna is a Lecturer in English and Translation Studies and Programme Co-Coordinator of the BA Media and English.

Academic qualifications

  • PGA in Interdisciplinary Pedagogy (University of Warwick) 2023
  • PhD, Translation Studies (University of Warwick) 2022
  • Associate Fellow Advance HE (Pedagogy) 2021
  • MA - European and Extraeureopean Languages and Literature (literary translation) (University of Milan) 2017
  • BA - Music - Classical Guitar (Conservatorio G. Verdi, Milan) 2015
  • BA Foreign Languages and Literature (English and Spanish) (University of Milan) 2013

Research interests

Arianna's research has focused on how the translation act can serve as a critical tool for understanding the “music” of Joyce’s “Sirens”, which Joyce claimed to have written adopting the musical technique of the “fuga per canonem” (JJ, 462). Arianna’s translation professional practice is deeply connected to her research, and her study has given rise to her “experimental translation” (Scott 2012, 2018) of “Sirens” into Italian. Her monograph, 'James Joyce’s Music Performed: the ‘Sirens’ fugue in Experimental Re-Translation', which includes her experimental translation of Joyce’s “Sirens” into Italian, is forthcoming with Legenda in 2025.

In her current research she is interested in musico-literary texts, music translation, creativity and technology.

Arianna has published several articles on translation, Joyce, and music. For her translation of "Sirens", Arianna was awarded a Special Translation Scholarship by the Zürich James Joyce Foundation; her translation, forthcoming with Legenda, has also been part of the Ulysses von 100 Seiten exhibition at the Strauhof Museum in Zürich in 2022.

Grants and awards

2024: Special Translation Scholarship, The Zürich James Joyce Foundation

CADRE (Centre for Arts Doctoral Research Excellence at Warwick)
2018-2022

2021: The International James Joyce Foundation Scholarship

2020: The Friends of the Zürich James Joyce Foundation Scholarship (The Zürich James Joyce Foundation)

2020: HRC (Humanities Research Centre at the University of Warwick) Doctoral Fellowship Competition

2020: HRF (Humanities Research Fund at the University of Warwick)

2019: Giorgio Melchiori Grant

2019: Trieste Joyce School scholarship

Publications and research outputs

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Professional projects

Arianna is a translator for the PirandelloinTranslation.org project

Other

Arianna has co-organised several impact events on literary translation, including a conference entitled “Breaking down the walls of Babel: dialogues in translation. An interdisciplinary conference” , funded by the Humanities Research Centre at Warwick; a translation industry event, entitled “Breaking the glass ceiling: women in translation in dialogue”, organised in collaboration with the Warwick Prize for Women in Translation and funded by the Arts Impact Fund at Warwick; and a translation workshop for translation professionals and academics, entitled “Assessment of Quality in (Re)translating Musicalized Prose: A Case Study on the Finnish, Swedish, and Italian (Re)translations of the ‘Sirens’ Episode of James Joyce’s Ulysses”, in the context of KäTu XVIII Symposium on Translation and Interpreting Studies”.