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Italian Literature: Seminar
Spring 2003, Italian 281r. italian literature Seminar. Franco Fido. Topic for 200203Great theatrical authors of the 18th century Goldoni, Gozzi, and Alfieri.
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Italian Literature: Seminar
Spring 2003 Syllabus. Italian 287br. italian literature Seminar. LinoPertile Location Meeting time Exam group 16, 17 Catalog number 1103.
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Italian Literature Advance Course Information-Winter 2003
Winter 2003. This information effective for Winter 2003. Check with instructorthe first day of class for any changes. italian literature.
http://reg.ucsc.edu/soc/aci/winter2003/ltit.html

Extractions: Above the gates of Hell is written, "Leave behind all hope, you who enter!" seniors who have advanced proficiency in Italian (Italian Studies students; Italian Literature students; Italian Language Studies students, etc.). We will read Dante's youthful autobiographical novel, the Vita Nuova and a selection of his lyric poetry; class focuses on the Inferno, the first book of the Divine Comedy (we will read the original Italian text in a bilingual edition). We will focus on Dante as a love poet, a political poet, and a poet writing in exile. The Divine Comedy consists of three poetic books (each one called a cantica)
Italian Literature Advance Course Information-Fall 2002
italian literature. LTIT102. 102. Introduction to italian literature. Fall2002 TTh 1200-145 PM Instructor Pina Piccolo Course
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Extractions: Instructor: Pina Piccolo An introduction to the major authors, periods, and themes of Italian literature, from the Middle Ages to the present; close reading of texts, intensive practice in spoken and written Italian. We will examine examples of the short story, plays, and a short novel. Among authors to be read: Calvino, Pavese, Morante, Pirandello, Boccaccio, Carlo Goldoni, Natalia Ginzburg, Erri De Luca. The class will focus on several recurring themes central to Italian identity: the North vs. the South, gender roles and the family structure, and WW II and the Resistance movement. The class will be held as a seminar; students will be encouraged to speak in class, to put on a play, and to prepare brief oral presentations. There will be a series of short (2 pages) papers and a final paper (6-8 pages). Several video productions will be shown. Course conducted in Italian.
Important Representative Reference Sources For Italian Literature
Modern Literatures Important Representative Reference Sources for italian literature. pp.475515; for literature of the Italian-speaking countries, 618-621.
http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/su/modlits/italref.html

Extractions: Balay, Robert, ed. Guide to Reference Books. 11th ed. Chicago: American Library Association, 1996. An guide to reference books in all fields, systematically arranged, and well indexed. A first step for any information search. For sources on literature in general, see esp. pp. 475-515; for literature of the Italian-speaking countries, . Lists guides, bibliographies for various periods, literary and biographical dictionaries, literary histories, and reference tools for specific genres and authors. The index includes authors, subjects, and titles. Z1035.1.G890 1996 RR, RR3 (etc.) Magill Index to Literature: Cumulative Indexes 1984-2001 . Pasadena CA: Salem Press, 2001. Combines and collates the indexes from thirty-two multivolume reference sets on English and foreign language writers and their works; inludes most recent editions of: the Masterplots series (17 sets; 83 v.), the Critical survey of literature series (12 sets; 57 v.), Identities and issues in literature (3 v.), Magill's Guide to science fiction and fantasy literature (4 v.) and World philosophers and their works (3 v.).
Italian Literature And Thought From Yale University Press
(2000) Images of Quattrocento Florence Selected Writings in Literature, Historyand Art, edited by Stefano Ugo Baldassarri and Arielle Saiber Cloth ISBN 0300
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Extractions: Go to another Yale Series Annals of Communism Complete Works of St. Thomas More Composers of the Twentieth Century Culture and Civilization of China Current Perspectives in Psychology Darwinism Today Frederick Douglass Papers Henry McBride Series in Modernism and Modernity Horace Walpole's Correspondence Italian Literature and Thought New Yiddish Library Papers of Benjamin Franklin Papers of Benjamin Henry Latrobe Pelican History of Art Psychoanalytic Study of the Child Rethinking the Western Tradition Russian Literature and Thought Works of Jonathan Edwards Yale Agrarian Studies Yale Contemporary Law Series Yale English Monarchs Yale Fastbacks Series Yale French Studies Yale Intellectual History of the West Series Yale Judaica Series Yale Language Series Yale Library of Medieval Philosophy Yale Publications in the History of Art Yale Series of Younger Poets Italian Literature and Thought Series
Italian Literature
home news about search site map contact us. italian literature. La DivinaCommedia; Letteratura Italiana. Return to the HItaly Home Page.
http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/~italy/lit/
Troubador Italian Studies; Italian Literature, Language, Culture Publications Fo
English speaking world. Troubador are. advancing knowledge. of twentieth century.italian literature . Rivista. Top of Page. In Association with Amazon.co.uk. Index.
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Extractions: Prof. George Ferzoco University of Leicester, UK "More than any other publisher in the English speaking world Troubador are advancing knowledge of twentieth century Italian literature" Rivista Top of Page Index Top of Page JUST PUBLISHED Interstitial Writing Calvino, Caproni, Sereni and Svevo Paolo Bartoloni 'Onde di questo mare': Reconsidering Pavese Rossella Riccobono and Doug Thompson (eds) RECENT TITLES The Memory of the Offence: Primo Levi's If this is a Man Judith Woolf (2nd ed) Curzio Malaparte: The Narrative Contract Strained William Hope Inquisition and Inquiry: Sciascia's Inchiesta Anne Mullen La casa sul lago della luna Francesca Duranti Mirage and Camouflage: Hiding Behind Hermeticism in Ungaretti's L'Allegria Vivienne Suvini-Hand Primo Levi: Recording and Reconstruction in the Testimonial Literature Judith Kelly Francesco Petrarca (trans. F Jones)
Facts, Fictions, Fakes: Italian Literature In The 1970s - Jennifer Burns
Facts, Fictions, Fakes italian literature in the 1970s Jennifer Burns. Universityof Warwick. Abstract PDF version for downloading Footnotes .
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Extractions: Jennifer Burns University of Warwick Abstract PDF version for downloading Footnotes The 1970s are problematic years in the history of the Italian Republic, in the sense both of contemporary experience and of retrospective analysis of them. The decade can be said to have begun in late 1969, following the 'hot autumn' ('autunno caldo') of demonstrations by industrial workers throughout Italy (but concentrated in the industrial north). This surge in popular left-wing militancy prompted extreme right-wing elements within the government and the military to take covert action to turn public opinion against the left. This was the 'strategy of tension' ('strategia della tensione'), which aimed to exacerbate instability in the political climate by committing acts of public violence which might be passed off as the work of left-wing activists, so paving the way for the imposition of military rule. The first move was a bomb detonated in a bank in Piazza Fontana in central Milan on 12th December 1969, killing sixteen people. A left-wing activist was arrested and died during the police investigation: a sequence of events dramatized in Dario Fo's Accidental Death of an Anarchist Left-wing extremist activity was linked with various protest movements arising from the demonstrations of the late 1960s. These are crudely divisible into three categories: the students' movement, which had reached one climax in 1968, but, after a period of pronounced and disillusioned anti-climax, gained momentum again in 1977; and the workers' movement, which, after the flashpoint of 1969, continued to exert pressure on management and on the government until 1980, when FIAT management's defeat of the unions signalled the end of an era. The women's movement was not linked with terrorism, and was the most active and growing of the three areas of protest in the 1970s, having effects both at local level (e.g. consciousness-raising groups) and national (legislation on divorce, abortion, equal rights in the workplace).
Stefanie Buccini Americas In Italian Literature And Culture,
Americas in italian literature and Culture, 17001825, The Stefanie Buccini.1996 Comparative Literature, Hardback $52.50 0-271-01418-0.
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1Up Info > Italian Literature, Biographies - Encyclopedia
italian literature,Biographies Articles. Alamanni, Luigi Alemanni, Luigi
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The Oxford Companion To Italian Literature
The Oxford Companion to italian literature. Oxford University Press. The OxfordCompanion to italian literature is a major addition to the wellknown series.
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Extractions: Fax E-mail COMPANION@LMH.OX.AC.UK Editorial Board : Professor Zygmunt Baranski (Cambridge), Professor Ann Caesar (Warwick), Professor Michael Caesar (Birmingham), Professor Paul Diffley (Exeter), Professor David Forgacs (University College, London), Professor Giulio Lepschy (Reading), Professor Laura Lepschy (University College, London), Professor John Lindon (University College, London), and Dr Letizia Panizza (Royal Holloway, London). Introduction Contributors Writers Books and Characters ... General and contextual entries Publi shed on 27 September 2002. Introduction The Oxford Companion to Italian Literature is a major addition to the w ell-known series. It is a substantial reference-work, comprising some 2,400 entries and over 450,000 words in total, and aims to be both useful and interesting to specialists and non-specialists alike. It reflects the most up-to-date scholarship and criticism, and covers the whole of Italian literature from the the 13th century to the present, including dialect literature and literature written in Latin by Italian authors. There is a substantial number of entries covering other branches of culture (philosophy, the media, linguistic history, other arts), social and political history, as well as literary criticism and theory. The emphasis on context is a major distinguishing feature of the
Classics Of Italian Literature
Guides, Classics of italian literature. Middle Ages. Francis, of Assisi,Saint (11821226) Canticle of the Sun. poetry Anonymous (?1280
http://www.vpl.vancouver.bc.ca/branches/LibrarySquare/lit/italian.html
Blackmask Online: Classics/Italian Literature
Home Classics italian literature. CATEGORIES Classics@ (572)new Works from the Ancient World. Dante Alighieri (5) Florence's
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Italian Literature On Cassette And Compact Disc - Il Narratore
Back to Back to Italian Page. Il Narratore italian literature on Tape.Il Narratore also available. Audio Anthology of italian literature
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Extractions: Il Narratore tapes can improve your Italian language skills and teach you Italian culture. Each of the following titles are taken from Italian classics by artists such as Dante, Machiavelli, and Italo Calvino. All titles are available on compact disc or cassette. A full transcript is included for those who wish to read along. Wholesale discounts also available. Two series are available: Audio Anthology of Italian Literature , and Visions of the World
Italian Literature Links
Home. italian literature LINKS Biblioteca literature. Resources for the studyof italian literature. A work in progress, the Risorse are useful.
http://www.sla.purdue.edu/academic/fll/Italian/itlit.html
McLuhan Studies Premiere Issue: Transmedial Migrations: Italian Literature Trans
TRANSMEDIAL MIGRATIONS italian literature TRANSFORMED AND TRANSPORTED.Except italian literature has not been a magnet for Hollywood. However
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Extractions: AMILCARE A. IANNUCCI Most Italian literary texts adapted for the screen have been Italian productions, and the great majority of these were never distributed outside Italy. Those that were were usually released with subtitles, thus automatically limiting the potential audience to a "reading" public. Most countries do not have the same passion as Italy for dubbing foreign films, an activity which has become a veritable industry in Italy. Some, like Vittorio De Sica's Ladri di biciclette Bicycle Thieves , 1948) based on Luigi Bartolini's 1946 novel of the same title, managed to overcome this obstacle. The film won rave reviews and the Academy Award for the best foreign film that year, and soon came to be considered a classic of Italian Neo-Realist cinema. Artistically, the film overshadows the novel, and has effectively replaced it as a point of reference. Nonetheless, it produced what we might call the "rebound effect": it led to the translation into English of the novel in 1952. Since then, the novel has been republished twice (1964 and 1972). None of Bartolini's other works has been translated into English and it is very unlikely Ladri di biciclette would have been, had it not been for the film.
§6. His Knowledge Of Spanish And Italian Literature. II. The Sacred Poets. Vol.
6. His knowledge of Spanish and italian literature. Crashaws knowledge ofSpanish and Italian affected both the matter and the manner of his poetry.
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Butler Reference - Italian Literature
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Extractions: Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze, 1958 - (CD-ROM LAN) Biblioteca nazionale centrale di Firenze. Catalogo cumulativo 1886-1957 del Bollettino delle publicazioni italiane ricevute per diritto di stampa dalla Biblioteca nazionale centrale di Firenze. 41 v. 34 cm. Nendeln, Liechtenstein, Kraus Reprint, 1968-69.
Italian Literature 101
Olin*Kroch*Uris Reference Division. http//www.library.cornell.edu/okuref/itallit101.html.Research Guide for italian literature 101 The Craft of Storytelling.
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Extractions: Italian Literature 101: The Craft of Storytelling Developing a Search Stategy Finding Background Information Finding Books Finding Periodical Articles ... Search strategy is a library term for the process of finding information in a logical, step-by-step manner. Using a search strategy insures that you will find the information or material you need as quickly and efficiently as possible. Choose your topic Find background information Find books on your topic [optional] Find periodical articles Cite your sources For online help using on library research strategy and using library resources, try using Library Research, a Hypertext Guide - online, hypertext-based tutorial on library research. Return to Table of Contents The materials listed below are a selection of reference resources for finding background information and context for topics you will be covering in this class. Note the call numbers and library locations for these materials and check the reference collections for additional sources of background information. The authors of articles in reference books often provide bibliographies of selected books and articles for further study.

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