ISBN:
9781137281456
Language:
English
Pages:
XIII, 320 S.
Edition:
Online-Ausg. 2013 Electronic reproduction; Available via World Wide Web
Series Statement:
Italian and Italian American studies
Parallel Title:
Print version Postcolonial Italy : Challenging National Homogeneity
DDC:
945.092
Keywords:
Postcolonialism -- Italy
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National characteristics, Italian
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Power (Social sciences) -- Italy
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Colonies in literature
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Colonies in motion pictures
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Italy -- Race relations
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Italy -- Colonies -- History
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Electronic books
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Electronic books
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Electronic books
Abstract:
This volume constitutes a multidisciplinary intervention into the emerging field of postcolonial studies in Italy, bringing together cultural and social history, critical and political theory, literary and cinematic analyses, ethnomusicology and cultural studies, anthropological fieldwork, and race, gender, diaspora, and urban studies
Description / Table of Contents:
Cover; Postcolonial Italy: Challenging National Homogeneity; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction:Paradigms of Postcolonialityin Contemporary Italy; Defining Postcolonialism; Colonialism, the South, and Emigration; Uneven Decolonization; Immigration and Postcolonial Consciousness; Postcolonial Studies in Italy; Methodology and Scope; Structure and Chapters; Works Cited; Notes; Chapter 1: The Italian Postcolonial; Notes; Part I:European and GlobalTrajectories; Chapter 2: The New European Migratory Regime and the Shifting Patterns of Contemporary Racism; A New Nationalism?; Racisms
Description / Table of Contents:
The Crisis of the Labor MarketEuropean Citizens, New Racism, and New Antiracism; Works Cited; Notes; Chapter 3:The Postcolonial Turnin Italian Studies:European Perspectives; Introduction; European Postcolonialisms; European Heresies and Postcolonial Legacies; The Postcolonial Turn in Italian Studies; Conclusion: Future Directions; Works Cited; Notes; Chapter 4:The Emigrant Post-"Colonia"in Contemporary Immigrant Italy; Works Cited; Notes; Chapter 5:De-Provincializing Italy:Notes on Race, Racialization,and Italy's Coloniality; Italy and Postcolonialism/Postcolonial Italy
Description / Table of Contents:
De-Provincializing ItalyForeclosing Race and Racism; The (Postfascist) Inability to Mourn; Racialization and the Postcolonial (Counter)Politics of Memory; Works Cited; Notes; Part II:Shared Memories,Contested Proximities; Chapter 6:Hidden Faces, Hidden Histories:Contrasting Voices of Postcolonial Italy; Works Cited; Notes; Chapter 7:Shooting the Colonial Pastin Contemporary Italian Cinema:Effects of Deferral in Good Morning Aman; Works Cited; Notes; Chapter 8:Italians DOC?:Posing and Passingfrom Giovanni Finati to Amara Lakhous
Description / Table of Contents:
Giovanni Finati: Passing as Muslim and Albanian in Paracolonial EgyptAmara Lakhous: Posing as Muslim and Tunisian in Postcolonial Italy; Works Cited; Notes; Chapter 9: Pier Paolo Pasolini in Eritrea: Subalternity, Grace, Nostalgia, and the "Rediscovery" of Italian Colonialism in the Horn of Africa; Introduction; Pasolini's Africa(s) and the "Pan-South"; Pasolini in Eritrea; Notes on Subalternity, Grace, and Nostalgia; Conclusion; Works Cited; Notes; Chapter 10:Southerners, Migrants,Colonized: A Postcolonial Perspective on Carlo Levi's Cristo si è fermato a Eboliand Southern Italy Today1
Description / Table of Contents:
Introduction"The war is for the benefit of those in the north"; Elements of the Colonial Discourse in Cristo si è fermato a Eboli; Lucania in Italian Colonial Space: 1934- 37; Southern Italy in the Postcolonial: Colonialism, Neocolonialism, Migrations; Works Cited; Archival Documents Cited; Notes; Part III:Intimations andIntimacies of Race; Chapter 11:Postracial/Postcolonial Italy; Postracial Italy; The Washing Away of Blackness; The Moral Imperative of Whiteness; Postcolonial Italy; Works Cited; Notes
Description / Table of Contents:
Chapter 12:Blaxploitation Italian Style:Exhuming and Consumingthe Colonial Black Venus in 1970s Cinema in Italy
Description / Table of Contents:
Paradigms of postcoloniality in contemporary Italy / Cristina Lombardi-Diop and Caterina Romeo -- The Italian postcolonial / Robert J.C. Young -- Part 1. European and global trajectories -- The new European migratory regime and the shifting patterns of contemporary racism / Sandro Mezzadra -- The postcolonial turn in Italian studies : European perspectives / Sandra Ponzanesi -- The emigrant post-"colonia" in contemporary immigrant Italy / Teresa Fiore -- De-provincializing Italy : notes on race, racialization, and Italy's coloniality / Miguel Mellino -- Part II. Shared memories, contested proximities -- Hidden faces, hidden histories : contrasting voices of postcolonial Italy / Alessandro Triulzi -- Shooting the colonial past in contemporary Italian cinema : effects of deferral in Good morning Aman / Derek Duncan -- Italians DOC : posing and passing from Giovanni Finati to Amara Lakhous / Barbara Spackman -- Pier Paolo Pasolini in Eritrea : subalternity, grace, nostalgia, and the "rediscovery" of Italian colonialism in the Horn of Africa / Giovanna Trento -- Southerners, migrants, colonized : a postcolonial perspective on Carlo Levi's Cristo si è fermato a Eboli and southern Italy today / Roberto Derobertis
Description / Table of Contents:
Part III. Intimations and intimacies of race -- Postracial/postcolonial Italy / Cristina Lombardi-Diop -- Blaxploitation Italian style : exhuming and consuming the colonial Black Venus in 1970s cinema in Italy / Rosetta Giuliani Caponetto -- Screening intimacy and racial difference in postcolonial Italy / Áine O'Healy -- Racial evaporations : representing Blackness in African Italian postcolonial literature / Caterina Romeo -- Part IV. Postnational aesthetics, transcultural production -- On the periphery of Nollywood : Nigerian video filmmaking in Italy and the emergence of an intercultural aesthetics / Alessandro Jedlowski -- Envisioning postcolonial Italy : Haile Gerima's Adwa : an African victory and Isaac Julien's Western Union : small boats / Shelleen Greene -- "Roma Forestiera" : a project on migrant music in Rome / Alessandro Portelli -- Hip pop Italian-style : the postcolonial imagination of second generation authors in Italy / Clarissa Clò.
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