Marco Settecase | University of Parma - People and Organization

Università degli Studi di Parma

Fixed-term researcher

Department of Humanities, Social Sciences and Cultural Industries

SSD: Greek and Latin Philology (FICP-01/A)

Contacts

E. marco.settecase@unipr.it

Office: Plesso D'Azeglio - Secondo piano, codice SIPE 06.01.2.062

Address: Strada Massimo D'Azeglio 85, 43125 Parma

Teaching

Academic year of provision: 2026/2027

RETHORICS AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS

First-cycle degree course in COMMUNICATION AND CONTEMPORARY MEDIA FOR CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

Year: 1°
RHETORIC IN ANCIENT GREECE

First-cycle degree course in HUMANITIES - Specialization: Classico e Archeologico

Literature and Rhetoric in Ancient Greece module

Year: 1°

Previous years

Academic year of provision: 2025/2026

History of the classical tradition

Second-cycle degree course in CLASSICAL AND MODERN PHILOLOGY AND LITERATURE

CLASSICAL TRADITION AND PALEOGRAPHY module

Year: 1°
RETHORICS AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS

First-cycle degree course in COMMUNICATION AND CONTEMPORARY MEDIA FOR CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

Year: 1°

Academic year of provision: 2024/2025

History of the classical tradition

Second-cycle degree course in CLASSICAL AND MODERN PHILOLOGY AND LITERATURE

CLASSICAL TRADITION AND PALEOGRAPHY module

Year: 1°
RETHORICS AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS

First-cycle degree course in COMMUNICATION AND CONTEMPORARY MEDIA FOR CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

Year: 1°

Research

Publications

Nota testuale a Iamb. VP 10,53

Author: Settecase Marco

In press
Aristidea V. Scrivere la malattia come storia di successo: il caso dei Discorsi sacri

Author: Settecase Marco

In press
Filone di Carpasia: ricostruzione biografica e opere

Author: Settecase Marco

In press
Tomaso Bitzimano

Author: Settecase Marco

In press
Silvestro Siropulo

Author: Settecase Marco

In press

Full list of publications

Public Engagement Initiatives

Parole che uniscono, parole che dividono: possono gli antichi insegnarci a comunicare?

Nell'ambito dell'iniziativa "Aperitivi della Conoscenza 2026", la lezione, aperta alla cittadinanza, mira a far comprendere i meccanismi della comunicazione retoricamente costruita a partire da brani scelti dalle "Fenicie" di Euripide.

Date: 03/06/2026