Adele Bardazzi, DPhil (Oxon), is Assistant Professor in Italian Studies at the University of Utrecht and Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Oxford. She is the author of Eugenio Montale: A Poetics of Mourning (Oxford: Peter Lang, 2022).Roberto Binetti, DPhil (Oxon), is Research Fellow at the University of Padua. He is the author of Poetics of Becoming: Women’s Poetry in Italy’s Long Seventies (Oxford: Peter Lang, forthcoming 2025).

• Contents: Conglomerate 1: Form – Nicola Gardini: Figura: A Word by Andrea Zanzotto – Giulia Martini: A, b, c, d, e, Polifemo: On IX Ecloghe’s Dialogism – Andrea di Serego Alighieri: ‘Diffidare il corpo far svenire di fame ogni gesto’: Tracing Andrea Zanzotto’s Poetics of Delivery – Conglomerate 2: Thought – Stefano Dal Bianco: Andrea Zanzotto’s Archetypical Symbolism – Francesco Venturi: The ‘Rotating Field’ of Andrea Zanzotto’s Trilogy – Emanuele Zoppellari: ‘Rune forse lunari’: Andrea Zanzotto’s vecio parlar and Venetic Mythology – Conglomerate 3: Wound – Gian Maria Annovi: Trembling Lines: Drawing, Trauma and Writing in Andrea Zanzotto’s Conglomerati – Adele Bardazzi : ‘Rivolgersi agli ossari’: Zanzotto’s Poetics of Mourning Against Humanity – Roberto Binetti: The Exhausted Language of Poetry: Reading Zanzotto with Deleuze Through Beckett – Conglomerate 4: Nature – Matilde Manara: Outraging Nature. Zanzotto’s and Tarkovsky’s Nonplaces Between Wasted Arcadia and Landscape’s Revenge – Francesca Santucci: Zanzotto’s Bestiary and the Post-Human – Daria Catulini: The Haiku’s Seasons: A Path to Understanding Zanzotto’s Late Poetry.