V. 35 N. 1 (2022): DIVERSITY, DECOLONISATION, AND ITALIAN STUDIES

Pubblicato: 2022-09-08

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Front Pages

• Front Pages

  i-vii

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Introduction

• DIVERSITY, DECOLONISATION, AND ITALIAN STUDIES

  Simone Brioni, Marie Orton, Graziella Parati, Gaoheng Zhang

  1-28

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Reflection Pieces

• CLASSICS AND ITALIAN COLONIALISM: AN OUTSIDER’S PERSPECTIVE

  Samuel Agbamu

  29-32

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• DANTE, POET OF THE DECOLONISED WORLD: REFLECTIONS ON A FIELD AND ITS HORIZONS

  Akash Kumar

  33-36

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• CREATIVITY AND DIVERSITY: A DIALOGUE BETWEEN ACADEMIC WORK AND THE PERFORMING ARTS

  Elena Bellina

  37-40

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• WASTING THE SOUTH: EXPLORING NARRATIVES OF ITALIAN AND MEDITERRANEAN DISPENSABILITY

  Marta Cariello

  41-44

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• MAKING ITALY POSTCOLONIAL, CHALLENGING REGIONAL STEREOTYPES

  Valerie McGuire

  45-48

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• LOCATING ‘ITALIES’ IN THE UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH LABORATORY

  Lina Insana

  49-54

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• (DE)COLONIAL MEMORY AND LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY: REASSESSING WHAT IS ‘ITALIAN’

  Loredana Polezzi

  55-63

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• FOR A CRITICAL PEDAGOGY OF GENUINE COMMITMENT TO ALL STUDENTS IN ITALIAN STUDIES

  Alessia Valfredini

  64-70

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• IMPOSTURE, TRAUMA, AND THE POSITIONALITY OF STUDENTS AND INSTRUCTORS IN THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE CLASSROOM

  Clorinda Donato

  71-75

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• HOW THE ‘ANXIETY OF ITALIAN AUTHENTICITY’ OBSTRUCTS DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION (DEI) PRACTICES IN ITALIAN STUDIES

  Karina Mascorro

  76-82

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• WHAT IS BLACK AMERICA FOR ITALY? WHAT IS ITALY FOR BLACK AMERICA?: RACE AND CULTURE IN TRANSNATIONAL EXCHANGES BETWEEN ITALY AND THE UNITED STATES

  Jessica L. Harris

  83-86

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• INDIGENOUS SOVEREIGNTY AND ITALIAN TRANSCULTURAL STUDIES

  Francesco Ricatti

  87-91

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• WRITING AGAINST BORDER IMPERIALISM: EPISTEMOLOGIES OF TRANSIT

  Eleanor Paynter

  92-96

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• APPROACHING THE ARCHIVES OF ITALIAN CINEMA

  Shelleen Greene

  97-101

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• SÃO PAULO/SAN PAOLO: NOTES ON A TRANSNATIONAL APPROACH TO ITALIAN STUDIES

  Giulia Riccò

  102-106

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• CHANGING CORPUS, CHANGING TOOLS, CHANGING AFFECT: FEMINIST AND DECOLONIAL REVISIONS TO THE ITALIAN LITERARY CANON

  Alberica Bazzoni

  107-110

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• ‘LASTING LESSONS ABOUT DIFFERENCE’: DIVERSITY, DECOLONISATION AND ITALIAN STUDIES

  Derek Duncan

  111-114

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• “IL SESSUALE POLITICO” OR A MODEST PROPOSAL FOR COMPASSION AND TOLERANCE

  Lorenzo Bernini

  115-117

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Articles

• SILENCE AND RECKONING – AFRICAN-ITALIANS IN POPULAR CULTURE

  Heather Merrill

  118-140

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• RACIALISED BODIES, VULNERABLE SUBJECTS: THE ITALIAN ZIGULA

  Kombola T. Ramadhani Mussa

  141-164

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• FEDERICO FELLINI’S 2020 CENTENNIAL SCREENINGS IN SOUTH KOREA, JAPAN, AND MAINLAND CHINA

  Hiju Kim, Hiromi Kaneda, Gaoheng Zhang

  165-203

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• INCLUSIVE PEDAGOGIES IN ITALIAN STUDIES: USING SOCIOLINGUISTIC DATA TO DECOLONISE THE CURRICULUM

  Maya Angela Smith

  204-225

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• MAKING CONNECTIONS, BRIDGING COMMUNITIES: NEW DIRECTIONS IN ITALIANCANADIAN STUDIES

  Paolo Frascà, Licia Canton

  226-251

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• FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS ABOUT THE ROM/ROMA, SINTI, KALE, MANOUCHE AND ROMANICHAL CULTURES

  Santino Spinelli

  252-267

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Last Pages

• CONTRIBUTORS / COLLABORATORI

  268-285

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