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Professor Inge Lanslots serves as associate professor of Italian culture in the Research Unit of Translation Studies at KU Leuven's Faculty of Arts, teaching Italian culture and translation at the Antwerp campuses. She obtained her licenciate in Romance Philology and certificate in Italian Studies from the University of Antwerp, followed by a PhD fellowship from the Research Foundation - Flanders (FWO). In 1998, she defended her PhD dissertation entitled ‘Gli orologi molli’: la narrativa italiana contemporanea e la conoscenza del tempo, a close analysis of time problematization in contemporary Italian authors' works drawing on Ricoeur’s tales of time. Her early research centered on Italian literature, expanding to intermedial forms such as comics, graphic novels, documentary film, and street art. Since 2010, her scholarship has focused on cultural memory representations in narratives addressing antimafia themes, migration, 1968 events, Italy’s Years of Lead, and the 2001 Genoa G8 protests including Carlo Giuliani.