Celebrations for World Book and Copyright Day
To mark World Book and Copyright Day, a series of events and activities open to the academic community and the public will be held, focusing on the value of words, reading, and cultural production.
9:45 AM - Political Science Room, Library, 53 Santa Costanza
Talk on Verzocchi and the relationship between business and art
The talk draws inspiration from the Verzocchi Collection to reflect on the relationship between business, art, and the representation of work in 20th-century Italian culture.
Introductory remarks by
Francesco Maria Spanò, Director of Culture & Identity Development, Luiss
Speakers:
Marco Chiaradonna and Lavinia Ceci, students from the Luiss School of Journalism
12:00 PM - Classroom TD2, Viale Romania Campus
The responsibility of words
A moment of shared reflection on the public value of writing, understood not only as a means of expression, but also as an exercise in civic awareness and identity building. Words build communities, guide thought, and create responsibility: writing means taking a stand in the world.
Speakers include
Eugenio Calearo Cimean, winner of the Campiello Prize,
and Nicola Andreatta Pineider.
3:30 PM - Room TD2, Viale Romania Campus
A discussion on art, law, and artificial intelligence
A discussion centered on the work General Journal of Network Requests, exploring the relationship between human creativity and algorithmic production, the transformations of authorship in the era of Large Language Models, and the new challenges facing copyright.
Speakers include
Andrea Benedetto, General Journal of Network Requests
Filiberto E. Brozzetti, Assistant Professor of Philosophy of Law, Luiss
5:00 PM - Room TD2, Viale Romania Campus
Award ceremony for the “Parole in Campus” literary contest
Announcement of the two best entries selected in the contest promoted by the University, with the participation of the initiative’s partners. Stefano Reali will speak.