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Reprints, novels, novellas, short stories, anthologies, and biography.
The term arrangiarsi is normally defined as "making do" or "getting by." This book marks...
In trying to uncover why Francesca Nobili killed herself, this mystery novel searches the politically...
Set in Santa Cruz, California; San Remo, Italy; Paris, France; and a fictional town called...
First published in hardcover by Guernica in 1980 (as the third volume in the Essential...
Life is full of homages to Jacques Tati. Tati is a great film comic who...
The 1979 publication of The Tough Romance established Pier Giorgio di Cicco as the foremost...
Antonio Gramsci's The Southern Question remains as provocative today as it was when it was written. During ten years of political imprisonment under Mussolini's Fascist government, Gramsci produced The Prison Notebooks, a continued meditation on subjects and relationships first proposed within the pages of this essay. The purpose in re-introducing the essay is to emphasize how Gramsci's analysis of social stratification of Northern and Southern Italy in 1926 is relevant to current discussions about state formation, diasporas, and strategic alliances.
