LODICO Mauro

College of Humanities and Sciences Department of English Language and LiteratureAssociate Professor

Researcher Information

Degree

  • Doctor of Philosophy, University of Sussex

Field Of Study

  • Humanities & social sciences, Literature - British/English-language

Career

  • Apr. 2016 - Present
    Nihon University, College of Humanities and Sciences, Department of English Language and Literature, Associate Professor
Research activity information

Award

  • University of Milan, International Courses for Italian Language & Culture at Gargnano del Garda Scholarship (together with Queen’s University and Dante Alighieri Society in Kingston Travel Grants)
    Others
    LO DICO Mauro
  • University of Milan, International Courses for Italian Language & Culture at Gargnano del Garda Scholarship (together with Queen’s University and Dante Alighieri Society in Kingston Travel Grants)
    Others
    Mauro LO DICO

Paper

  • Edith Wharton’s The Reef: New York High Society & the House of Atreus
    Mauro Lo Dico
    International Journal of the Classical Tradition, Jun. 2023, Refereed, Not invited
  • How to Write a Best-Selling Novel
    Mauro Lo Dico
    Edith Wharton, 2017, Refereed, Invited
  • Seize the Day's Eye: The Odes of Horace & Henry James's 'Daisy Miller'
    LO DICO Mauro
    International Journal of the Classical Tradition, Apr. 2015, Refereed, Not invited
  • The Latin Library of Henry James: His Roman References in "Daisy Miller”
    LO DICO Mauro
    Reitaku University Journal, Dec. 2013
  • The Classicism of Henry James
    Mauro Lo Dico
    Illuminazioni, Apr. 2012, Refereed

Books and other publications

  • An Introduction to Ancient Rome
    LO DICO Mauro, Single work, Mauro LO DICO
    Perceptia, Sep. 2016, Not refereed
    9784939130427
  • An Introduction to Ancient Greece
    LO DICO Mauro, Single work, Mauro LO DICO
    Perceptia, Apr. 2016, Not refereed
    9784939130397
  • Academically Speaking: A book for developing discussion skills in academic contexts
    LO DICO Mauro; SHEA Steve; STRUC Nicolai; UNDERWOOD James Michael; WALKER Richard John, Joint work, Units 5, 7, and 14, Mauro LO DICO; Steve SHEA; Nicolai STRUC; James Michael UNDERWOOD; and Richard John WALKER
    Perceptia, Apr. 2016, Not refereed
    9784939130465

Lectures, oral presentations, etc.

  • New Women as Ancient Flappers: Shaw’s Caesar & Cleopatra and F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Beautiful & Damned
    Tokyo American Literature Society meeting, Sep. 2024, Not invited
  • The Decline and Fall of the Jazz Age: Shakespeare’s Roman Plays in Fitzgerald’s The Beautiful & Damned
    ELSJ Kanto Branch 24th Annual Conference, Jun. 2024, Not invited
  • Mythical Decadence: The House of Atreus in Wharton’s The Reef
    11th Annual LiberLit Conference, Jun. 2024, Not invited
  • Way Back to the Future: The Western Classics in Modern Japanese Literature
    LiberLit 10 Conference, Jun. 2019, Not invited
  • The Western Classics in Modern Japanese Culture
    Tokyo Humanities Café 8, Apr. 2019, Invited
  • Mythological Realism: Apollo in the Short Stories of Edith Wharton
    LiberLit 9 Conference, Feb. 2018, Not invited
  • A Fine Balance: Demystifying the Discipline of Literary Studies
    Myles Chilton; George Hughes; Steve Clark; Laurence Williams; Mauro Lo Dico; and Alex Watson
    LiberLit 8 Conference, Feb. 2017, Tokyo Women's Christian University, Invited