THE SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF THE ENGLISH CULTURAL KEY WORD “RIGHT” AND ITS EQUIVALENTS IN ITALIAN by Natalija Moisejeva

“…This analysis also suggests that the concept right is indeed specific to English culture since Italian culture employs different lexical means in order to convey the ideas underlying this concept.…”
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Looking sideways to Italy in contemporary world literature by Bond, E

“…It employs a lateral method of “looking sideways” at literary representations of Italy from “outside” the national canon to show how they can put pressure on what (and where) Italian culture now resides. Analyzing three contemporary works of world literature partially set in Italy (Daša Drndić’s Trieste, Rachel Kushner’s The Flamethrowers, and Pajtim Statovci’s Crossing), it suggests that we might consider broadening out the canon of transnational Italian literature to include works neither written by Italians nor written in Italian, but that offer sideways insight into Italian history and culture from elsewhere.…”

Laws and sexual prejudices in the Italian positivist culture: murderous mothers and the education to infanticide by Matteo Loconsole

“…The paper also tackles the issues of the female sexual sensitivity, dealing with the old prejudice of women's inferiority together with the cultural perception of motherhood as traditionally intended by the Italian culture. This research study shows how the social relationship between men and women can be seen under different perspectives. …”
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This Must Be the Stage: Staging Popular Music Performance in Italian Media Practices around ’68 by Alessandro Bratus, Maurizio Corbella

“…This article attempts an intermedia approach to liveness in mediatized popular music performance by cross-examining the concurrent ways in which two of the above-mentioned media practices — namely film and record production — dealt with the increasing significance and presence of popular music performance in Italian culture at that time. The agency of media as relational frames between performers and the public was strategic in determining the affordance of new popular music genres among young Italian audiences in the 1960s and 1970s. …”
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Les sources des textes d’abaque italiens du XIVe siècle: les échos d’un débat en cours by Eva Caianiello

“…In particular, he articulated all his positions in his book, Jacopo da Firenze’s Tractatus Algorismi Abbacus and Early Italian Culture, which has been the subject of a debate. …”
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Vittorio Cini tra Futurismo e Secondo Novecento: i rapporti con Marinetti e Palazzeschi by Kremon, Sandra

“…The research focuses on the entrepreneur Vittorio Cini and two personalities of Italian culture who lived in Venice for a certain period: Filippo Tommaso Marinetti and Aldo Palazzeschi. …”
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Vittorio Cini tra Futurismo e Secondo Novecento: i rapporti con Marinetti e Palazzeschi by Kremon, Sandra

“…The research focuses on the entrepreneur Vittorio Cini and two personalities of Italian culture who lived in Venice for a certain period: Filippo Tommaso Marinetti and Aldo Palazzeschi. …”
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OpLiDaF - Open Linked Data Framework: una piattaforma per la creazione e la pubblicazione di linked data by Tiziana Possemato

“…ITACH@ Project, Innovative Technologies And Cultural Heritage Aggregation, intends to offer innovative tools for the development of the tourism industry and Italian culture. This paper analyzes the particular technological component defined OpLiDaF, Open Linked Data Framework, a platform aimed the creation, structuring and visualizing data in RDF/XML. …”
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"weil es eine der Geheimnisse von Rom" : die Mozarts als verhinderte Überbringer von Allegris Miserere by Thomas Hochradner

“…Since the times of Renaissance, Italian culture and arts had broadly reached the regions north of the Alps. …”
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From Maps to Information Systems Along the Routes of the Drawing Navigating in the Archipelago of the Experiences of a Research Group (1974-2019) by Giuseppa Novello, Maurizio Marco Bocconcino

“…The results of sur veys that have been the methodological foundation and essential cultural heritage for a series of research groups formed since 1974 in the then Institute of Technical Architecture of the Politecnico di Torino are recalled: occasions that required working on representations of different levels of detail, organized in an increasingly integrated system of information, where the vastness of the fields of investigation and approaches has anchored itself to the tradition of the cleverest Italian culture, finding, over time, that unprecedented support offered by information technologies that has allowed us to reach new scientific milestones.…”
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Leggere Grazia Deledda attraverso ”Cosima” by Hamza ELGHARBI

“…The writer, starting from her personal experiences, paid attention to the conditions of women, the environment and Sardinian and Italian culture in general. After reading the novel, let us try to explore the writer's personal, artistic and sentimental life. …”
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Liberalism and imperialism: Croce and D’Annunzio in Serbian culture 1903-1914 by Ković Miloš

“…This paper takes a comparative look at the missions and ideologies of the most influential periodicals in Serbian and Italian cultures in the years preceding the First World War, the Srpski književni glasnik (Serbian Literary Herald) and La Critica. …”
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Zwischen Verbannung und Heimat. Zum kulturellen Selbstfindungsprozess bei in der Schweiz lebenden Zugewanderten am Beispiel Franco Supinos Erzähltextes "Musica Leggera" by Adam Sobek

“…The paper analyzes the second generation of migrants, often referred to as ‘Secondos’, who develop their identity between the Italian culture traditionally nurtured by their parents and the modern Swiss culture of the 1980s.…”
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Between commodification and lifestyle politics: does Silvio Berlusconi provide a new model of politics for the twenty-first century? by Mancini, P

“…This book argues that while there are aspects of the political adventure of “Il cavaliere” that are linked to well-rooted aspects of Italian culture and history, at the same time Berlusconi represents the prototype of a new model of politics that can be identified in some other democracies - mostly in countries with similar features to Italy. …”

Les études récentes sur Gramsci en Italie by Giuseppe Vacca

“…Gramsci is thereby restored to the history of his party, but at the same time the fact emerges that his legacy goes beyond that tradition and belongs to the whole of Italian culture.…”
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Translating Music by Luca Battioni

“…Investigating dubbing, a phenomenon so profoundly ingrained in Italian society, opens up new interpretations of Italian culture, political history, and film production from the 1930s throughout the twentieth century. …”
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Lo sguardo sul mondo della Fiera Letteraria by Rosario Gennaro

“…This was based on the role that intellectuals could play as creators and diffusers of a popular Italian culture, both at home and abroad, through journal, conferences, expositions and all sorts of cultural events. …”
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Shrines and Holy Places in Tuscany between Pilgrimage and Religious Tourism: the Difficult Relationship between Knowledge and Valorization by Anna Benvenuti

“…After an introduction to the correct classification of the relationship between knowledge and valorization as a strategic subject in territorial development policies, the article moves on to talk about the Via Francigena through historical and territorial Italian culture. In the accumulation of successful initiatives not everything has been estimated and minimised, but many occasions have been wasted, beginning with that of a systematic survey of historical testament. …”
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Neighbourhood of the City and the Provinces in Dalmatia in the Light of Chosen Examples of Early Modern French Travel Literature by Wojciech Sajkowski

“…Such cities as Zadar or Split were the centres of Italian culture, while province was a part of the Slavic world. …”
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"This shame, it is everywhere": Cross-generational menstruation experiences among women living in Florence, Italy by Anna G. Trieloff, Elizabeth H. Salwitz, Sofia Hrubiak, Sophia P. Patel, Mackenzie Greulach, Shannon Hoffman, Alexandra T. Hughes-Wegner, Andrea L. DeMaria

“…Findings revealed the changing perceptions and generational differences within Italian culture regarding women’s menstruation. This will allow educators, healthcare providers, and families to better understand what education is currently being provided and where more is needed.…”
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