Clodagh Brook
Associate Professor
Department of Italian
Trinity College Dublin
Ireland
Biography
Clodagh Brook is an Associate Professor of Italian. She was educated at Oxford University (D Phil) and at University College, Dublin (BA and MA). She was Reader at The University of Birmingham (Russell Group) before taking up her position at Trinity College in 2017.
Research Interest
She is currently finalizing her third monograph, Religion, Identity and Dissent in Contemporary Italian Cinema (University of Toronto Press) and is leading on a large Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) funded grant, Interdisciplinary Italy 1900-2020:
Publications
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Brook, Clodagh, The Hallucinating Eye: Fellini and Bellocchio, Italianist 24:1 (2004), pp. 63-76
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Brook, Clodagh, Beyond the Controversy: Marco Bellocchio and Fagiolian Psychoanalysis, Italian Quarterly (2005), 42: 163/64, pp. 55-66
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Brook, Clodagh, The Oneiric in the Cinema of Marco Bellocchio, Italica 84:2-3 (2007), pp. 479-94
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Brook, Clodagh, Borderlines: Otto e Mezzo, Sogni d oro and the Real-Dream Continuum, Forum Italicum 41:1 (2007), pp. 1-15
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Brook Clodagh, Beyond Dialogue: Silence and the Monologue in the Films of Ermanno Olmi, Italianist 28:2 (2008), pp.268-80
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Brook, Clodagh, with Albertazzi, Daniele and Ross, Charlotte, From Parliament to Virtual Piazza: Opposition in Italy in the Age of Berlusconi, in the Bulletin of Italian Politics, 1:1 (2009), pp.111-14
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Brook, Clodagh, with Albertazzi, Daniele and Ross, Charlotte, Italy’s Radical Left in the Age of Berlusconi, in What is Radical Politics Today? ed. by J. Pugh (Devolve 2009), pp.1-24
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Brook, Clodagh, with Ross, Charlotte, Conclusions: Splinters of Resistance, Cultures of Opposition (2009), pp.231-40.
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Brook, Clodagh, The Cinema of Resistance: Nanni Morettis Il caimano and the Italian Film Industry, in Cultures of Opposition (2009), pp.110-23
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Brook, Clodagh, and Veronese, Cosetta, and Bertoni, Roberto (eds), Novecento, in The Years Work in Modern Language Studies, Maney Publishing: Vol. 69 (pub. 2009) and 70 (pub. 2010); with Cosetta Veronese and Alex Standen Vol. 71 (pub. 2011), and 72 (pub. 2012)
