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Mafia and Outlaw Stories from Italian Life and Literature (Toronto Italian Studies) World Literature and Its Times: Italian Literature and Its Times by David Galens, Joyce Moss, 2005-07-13 Aretino's Satyr: Sexuality, Satire, and Self-Projection in Sixteenth-Century Literature and Art (Toronto Italian Studies) by Raymond B. Waddington, 2004-01-17 The Feminist Encyclopedia of Italian Literature Italian Literature I: Tristano Panciatichiano (Arthurian Archives) (Vol 1) by Gloria Allaire, 2002-07-04 I Have Found My Voice: The Italian-American Woman Writer (Currents in Comparative Romance Languages and Literatures) by Mary Frances Pipino, 2000-05 Mapping Complexity: Literature and Science in the Works of Italo Calvino (Troubador Italian Studies) by Kerstin Pilz, 2005-03-04 The Italian American Reader by Bill Tonelli, 2005-02-01 Rewriting the Journey in Contemporary Italian Literature: Figures of Subjectivity in Progress (Toronto Italian Studies) by CinziaSartini Blum, 2008-09-06 La trovatella di Milano (Italian Edition) by Carolina Invernizio, 2010-08-07 Il Bramino dell'Assam (Italian Edition) by Emilio Salgari, 2010-08-08 Garcilaso De LA Vega and the Italian Renaissance (Penn State Studies in Romance Literatures) by Daniel L. Heiple, 1994-08-01 Short History of Italian Literature by J. H. Whitfield, 1980-10 Medieval Optics and Theories of Light in the Works of Dante (Studies in Italian Literature) by Simon A. Gilson, 2000-07

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21. Carmen Covito Web - Indice
    Contemporary Italian literature by an Italian woman novelist. Includes Utilities for Bookworms and Cyberfeminists. (Bilingual Italian and English).  
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22. Italian Literature Meetup Groups - Italian Literature Meetups
    Helps groups of people with shared interests plan meetings and form offline clubs in local communities around the world about Italian Literature  
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23. Italian Literature
    Italian literature is literature written in the Italian language, particularly within Italy. It may also refer to literature written by Italians or in Italy in other languages  
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    Extractions: Italian Literature Moving to... pubblicato martedì, 05 gennaio 2010 , 11:00 in Da oggi il blog Italian Literature si trasferisce sulla piattaforma Wordpress. Il nuovo indirizzo è http://www.italianliterature.wordpress.com Per contatti: italianpoetry@gmail.com permalink commenti BIBLIO / MATTEO BONSANTE pubblicato giovedì, 25 giugno 2009 , 08:36 in Splinder (24/06/2009) Leggi ancora permalink commenti (2) BIBLIO / MARCO ANTONELLINI pubblicato mercoledì, 24 giugno 2009

24. Romance Studies At Cornell
    Our department offers courses that explore the complexities of Francophone, Hispanic and Italian literatures and cultures. We also teach Romance linguistics and offer language instruction in French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Quechua!  
    http://www.arts.cornell.edu/romance/index.htm

25. Italian Literature - Stories About Italy - Italian Authors
    There are a number of Italian texts, both classic and contemporary, that are mustreads for anyone interested in the history, culture, and language of Italy. Whether it's a  
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    Extractions: zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Education Italian Language Search By Michael San Filippo , About.com Guide There are a number of Italian texts, both classic and contemporary, that are must-reads for anyone interested in the history, culture, and language of Italy. Whether it's a trip to hell and back, a year's worth of love poems, or ribald, coarse humor during the plague, there's a tale for everyone. A wide-ranging collection from one of the foremost Italian writers of the 20th century. With an unerring eye and unparalleled eloquence, Natalia Ginzburg observes everything around her, sparing no one, least of all herself. In these essays Ginzburg writes honestly and insightfully about being a writer and mother, being displaced during World War II, and experiencing deprivation in postwar Italy. zSB(3,3)

26. ORB -- Italian Literature
    Italian Literature The FrancoItalian 'Berta and Milon' (Ms. Marc. XIII) Charles held great court at Paris, his residence; there are many dukes, counts and barons, and  
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    Extractions: Encyclopedia Library Reference Teaching ... HOME The Franco-Italian 'Berta and Milon' (Ms. Marc. XIII) Charles held great court at Paris, his residence; there are many dukes, counts and barons, and there was also Bernard of Clairmont. With [Bernard] is one of his sons, Milon: (9030) there is no more handsome youth who puts on spurs, neither wiser nor of better sense. The King dispensed justice to the two evil felons; the French and Burgundians talked of them, and the Normans and men of Mans and Britons. (9035) In the court was Duke Naimes: he is the counsellor of Emperor Charlemagne. Great joy was made nearby and in the court; Charles took care of his sister as he should. There was no land, neither on a hill nor on a mountain, (9040) which didn't give fealty to the Emperor. And the Pope returned to Rome; he praised Charlemagne above all things. Charles' seneschal was Milon, who was the son of Bernard of Clairmont. (9045) He was still a youthful bachelier; and Berta, [Charles's sister,] who had a clear countenance, placed all her hopes in him. If you will wait until the story's done, I will have told you in this romance (9050) the whole story of Roland's birth; How his mother and father fled like criminals through foreign lands wandering the world. They were banished from all realms.

27. Italian Literature -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
    Italian literature, the body of written works produced in the Italian language that had its beginnings in the 13th century. Until that time nearly all literary work composed in the  
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28. Italian Literature Facebook
    Welcome to the Facebook Community Page about Italian literature, a collection of shared knowledge concerning Italian literature.  
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29. Resources For ITALIAN LITERATURE
    Subject Guides, resources by subject Resources for ITALIAN LITERATURE . Contents Library Collections and Services  
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30. Italian Literature Advance Course Information Winter 2005
    Winter 2005 Advance Course Information . This information effective for Winter 2005. Check with instructor the first day of class for any changes.  
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    Extractions: Student Portal Info For Faculty/Staff FAQ Announcements ... Schedule of Classes Winter 2005 Advance Course Information This information effective for Winter 2005. Check with instructor the first day of class for any changes. Italian Literature LTIT-165 165. Studies in Italian Literature and Culture: La Novella Note: Taught In Italian T/Th, 4:00-5:45 p.m. Instructor: Irene Zanini-Cordi Course Description: Tales and fables of love, lust, and amorous conflict have left an impressive trace in Italian literature. Following this theme, we will analyze the development and the reciprocal influence through the centuries of three literary genres that have played an important role in the Italian literary tradition: the novella, the fairy tale, and the short story. We will approach these brief texts both from a formal and a thematic perspective; we will examine the connections between literature, politics, anthropology, and history. To what extent can we think of the tale as "historical testimony"? Is the fairytale simply a flight of fantasy? What does the short story have to say about contemporary Italian culture and relationships? To answer these and other questions, the course will survey an array of texts ranging from the thirteenth century to the present. Week 1: Introduction to the course; to the history of the short story and fable. Introduction to the

31. Italian Literature
    Italian Language Guide Italian Literature The rise of a literature, both written and spoken, in the vernacular began in the 13th century; a period of great political and  
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    Extractions: Italian language Culture Italian Literature The rise of a literature, both written and spoken, in the vernacular began in the 13th century; a period of great political and civil revival in the Italian cities and a lively renaissance in art and culture after the difficult centuries following barbarian domination. There were a great number of trends in 13th-century literature: religious poetry (which thrived in Umbria partly as a result of the activity of Saint Francis, especially with the work of Jacopone da Todi); poetry made popular by the French jongleurs; the comic-satirical poetry of Cecco Angiolieri; chivalric literature (the chansons de geste derived from the French); didactic and moralistic prose in which Brunetto Latini was prominent, and, the most widespread, love poetry.

32. BUBL LINK: Italian Literature
    s Adventures of Pinnochio; Armarium Labyrinthi Labyrinth Latin Bookcase; Decameron Web; Italian Language and Literature; Renaissance Dante in Print (14721629)Titles  
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    Extractions: BUBL LINK Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus Countries ... Z Titles Descriptions Adventures of Pinnochio Armarium Labyrinthi: Labyrinth Latin Bookcase Decameron Web Italian Language and Literature ... Vision of Hell, Purgatory and Paradise, The Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk Full text of the children's book Pinnochio, by Italian author Carlo Lorenzini, (1826-1890), who wrote under the pseudoname Carlo Collodi. Resource type: documents Provides a chronological list of the life and work of Boccaccio, (1313-1375), concentrating on his late medieval text, Decameron. A study of the text, available in English and Italian, explores the literary, historical, and cultural context of the Decameron and its relevance to late medieval society. Additional resources include maps illustrating locations within the story.

33. Italian Literature
    Italian Language Schools and Courses in Italy at Scuola Leonardo da Vinci. Italian language and culture courses in Italy in Florence, Milan, Rome and Siena  
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    Extractions: Prices: please click here This course consists of 4 lessons in a Standard Language Course plus 2 private tutorials on Italian Literature, each day. The course is designed for those who have a passion and/or a professional interest in Italian literature. As in all thematic courses, this one aims not only at providing knowledge of contemporary Italian authors, but also at improving the student's general knowledge of the Italian language on the basis of the didactic principle that the things that interest us are much more easily assimilated. The program can be carried out in several ways: A) a look at the main Italian authors of this century, at literary trends and movements, with readings and stylistic analyses of important passages;

34. Italian Literature Definition Of Italian Literature In The Free Online Encyclope
    Italian literature, writings in the Italian language, as distinct from earlier works in Latin and French. The Thirteenth Century. The first Italian vernacular literature began  
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35. Italian Literature :: The Renaissance -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
    Italian literature, The Renaissance, Britannica Online Encyclopedia, The European Renaissance (the “rebirth” of the classical past) really began in 14thcentury Italy with  
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36. < Italian Literature >
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    Extractions: Italian Literature The Cantico delle Creature (Song of All Creatures) written by St. Francis of Assisi in 1225 is the earliest known literary work written in the Italian language. In the XIVth cent. lived and worked three of the greatest figures in Italian literature: Dante Petrarch and Boccaccio , father of the novel, whose Decameron is a mirror of merchant-class life of the times and characterises single individuals by focussing on the things they do; this work became a genre model for centuries that followed. In the XVth and XVth cents. poems of chivalry were much in vogue, comprising epic tales of heroic deeds in faraway times: Torquato Tasso in his Gerusalemme Liberata Jerusalem Freed ) of 1575 revived the genre into a veritable masterpiece of its kind. Treatises also abounded during these two centuries and in his Principe The Prince ) of 1513 describes this role figure in a realistic manner: his political merits are his strong point, along with cynicism and resolution. Machiavelli is famed for paving the way towards politics as a separate branch of learning conceived of as a skill to be acquired for solving practical problems. The XVIIIth cent. saw the reform of the theatre with

37. Italian Literature: Free Encyclopedia Articles At Questia.com Online Library
    Research Italian Literature and other related topics by using the free encyclopedia at the Questia.com online library.  
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38. Italian Literature — Infoplease.com
    More on Italian literature from Infoplease Italian literature Bibliography Bibliography See J. H. Whitfield, A Short History of Italian Literature (1964); F. de Sanctis,  
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39. Italian Literature
    Teodolinda Barolini. Dante and the Origins of Italian Literary Culture. Fordham University Press. 2006. 475pp. Hans Baron. Humanistic and Political Literature in Florence and  
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    Extractions: This is a beta version of NNDB Search: All Names Living people Dead people Band Names Book Titles Movie Titles Full Text for Italian Literature BIBLIOGRAPHY Teodolinda Barolini Dante and the Origins of Italian Literary Culture . Fordham University Press. Hans Baron Humanistic and Political Literature in Florence and Venice at the Beginning of the Quattrocento: Studies in Criticism and Chronology . Harvard University Press. Peter Bondanella; Julia Conaway Bondanella Dictionary of Italian Literature . Greenwood Press. Peter Bondanella; Andrea Ciccarelli (editor) The Cambridge Companion to the Italian Novel . Cambridge University Press. Peter Brand; Lino Pertile (editor) The Cambridge History of Italian Literature . Cambridge University Press. Ann Hallamore Caesar; Michael Caesar Modern Italian Literature . Polity. Christopher Cairns Italian Literature: The Dominant Themes Jefferson Butler Fletcher Literature of the Italian Renaissance . New York: Macmillan. Richard Garnett A History of Italian Literature . New York and London: D. Appleton and Company. Gregory L. Lucente (editor)

40. Italian Literature
    ITALIAN LITERATURE Influence of the Bible. As in other European cultures, the Bible became known to the Italian literary and cultural world through the Latin Vulgate, which was  
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    Extractions: ITALIAN LITERATURE Influence of the Bible As in other European cultures, the Bible became known to the Italian literary and cultural world through the Latin Vulgate, which was extensively studied in medieval times and, to a lesser extent, in the humanist period of the 15 th th centuries. Fragmentary translations of the Bible into Italian, based on the Vulgate, were made in the 13 th century. Translations in an entirely separate category were those made by Jews from Hebrew into , written in Hebrew characters. These translations lacked literary or aesthetic value, and were used exclusively by Jews, although they may also have been known to gentiles during the 12 th and 13 th centuries. They are important for the study of the history of Italian dialects and the phonetics of the Italian language: among them are the translations of the Psalms, Song of Songs, Amos, Jonah, and Habakkuk. Two examples of translation into Italian from the Vulgate are the Splanamento de li Proverbi di Salomone , written by Gherardo Pateg (early 13 th century), and the

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