Laurea Honoris Causa a David Grossman


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Consegna della Laurea Honoris Causa al Prof. David Grossman da parte del Magnifico Rettore Augusto Marinelli

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In occasione del Giorno della Memoria Il Magnifico Rettore Augusto Marinelli e la Preside della Facolta' di Lettere e Filosofia Franca Pecchioli conferiranno la Laurea ad Honorem in Studi Letterari e Culturali Internazionali a David Grossman.  
Ida Zatelli, Ordinario di Lingua e Letteratura Ebraica, pronuncera' la Laudatio
David Grossman terra' la Lectio Doctoralis

 

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