Search results for "Letteratura inglese"
showing 10 items of 222 documents
Epifanie isolane: Bufalino,il giovane artista e Joyce
2010
Panormus, Poem by D. Carrigan
2010
'Sinking Hopeful Roots into Difficult Soil': Caryl Phillips' Crossing the River.
1998
This article proposes a reading of Caryl Phillips Booker-shortlisted novel Crossing the River as an exemplary text of the African Diaspora.
A Sud. Il Mediterraneo di S.T. Coleridge
2012
Notte e rifugio.
2020
Night and Refuge is the translation of some stanzas from the collaborative poem Night and Refuge written on May 20, 2020, during the lockdown for Covid-19, by Caroline Bergvall, Will Harris, Vahni Capildeo, Nisha Ramayya, Leo Boix. The collaborative writing event is one of the moments in Caroline Bergvall's project, Sonic Atlas.
The Representation of the Colonial Space in H. R. Haggard's King Solomon's Mines. The Image of the Landscape as a Portrait of a Female Character
2007
Metamorfosi del mostruoso: la Melusine di Michèle Roberts
2009
Myth Migrations and Bodily Inscriptions in Michèle Roberts’s Subversive Fiction
2009
Donne De-Generate. La costruzione sociale trans-genre dell'identità femminile tra Settecento e Ottocento
2013
italiano-Inglese Dal latino degenerare, derivato di genus-nĕris col significato di stirpe preceduto dal prefisso sottrattivo de che indica separazione, il termine degenerazione corrisponde ad un allontanamento dalle qualità, soprattutto morali, della propria stirpe, alla perdita dei caratteri originari che mutano in peggio. Degenerazione, in ambito antropologico, indica una concezione estremamente diffusa durante l’Ottocento in Europa, vale a dire il processo inverso dell’evoluzione, la regressione a stadi peculiari dell’uomo primitivo e dei suoi antenati pre-umani. Attraverso i secoli l’appellativo degenerata, certamente con varie sfaccettaure, è stato utilizzato per identificare la donna …
Framing Migrant Memories: Lampedusa's Fragmented Archives
2022
The small island of Lampedusa, a key destination of the Central Mediterranean Route connecting Africa to Italy, offers a special observatory on the contemporary trans-Mediterranean odyssey of migrants, although often transformed into a “border spectacle.” Upon landing, migrants are stripped of their belongings, as these are impounded by the authorities. Such an act of dispossession is intended to deprive them of their histories, family ties and cultural identity. Photographer Mario Badagliacca has portrayed a selection of these lost and retrieved items in his work Fragments (2013). Each object reveals expectations, fears, desires, endurance, but cannot tell a full story. They are fragments …