Forgotten Italians
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Edited by:
Konrad Eisenbichler
About this book
This ground-breaking study of Italian-Canadian writers and artists with roots in Istria and Dalmatia highlights the history of their diaspora, the vitality of their literary and artistic works, and the distinctive multiculturalism that characterises them.
Author / Editor information
Konrad Eisenbichler is is a professor in the Department of Italian Studies at the University of Toronto.
Reviews
"Forgotten Italians is a very significant contribution to the literature and history of this region of Italy."
Francesco Loriggio, Professor Emeritus, The College of the Humanities, Carleton University:
"Contributing to discussions on the circumstances and vicissitudes of Julian-Dalmatian migrants to Canada, Forgotten Italians will undoubtedly appeal to anyone interested in the history of twentieth-century Canada, the history of migration to Canada, as well as the history of the experience of exile in the twentieth century."
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Frontmatter
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Contents
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List of Illustrations
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Acknowledgments
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The Julian-Dalmatian Tessera in Canada: An Introduction
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1. Esuli and Rimasti: Two Sides of a Coin
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2. “Parola di donna”: A Feminist Reading of Julian- Dalmatian Periodicals in Canada
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3. Two Images of Internment: Mario Duliani and Vincenzo Poggi
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4. Fiume and Canada: The Two Worlds of Gianni Angelo Grohovaz
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5. La terza forza: Gianni Angelo Grohovaz and the Rise of Italian-Canadian Culture, 1971 to 1975
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6. “Rimestando tra le acque del passato”: Gianni Angelo Grohovaz’s Address to the Italian Club of Erindale College, 1984
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7. Land, Sea, and the Search for Oneself in the Poetry of Diego Bastianutti
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8. The Poetry of Exile: An Interview with Diego Bastianutti
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9. Quarnerine Identity: The Hybrid Self in Caterina Edwards’s Island of the Nightingales
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10. Protagonist, Chronicler, Historian: Three Voices of Representation in Rosanna Turcinovich Giuricin’s Maddalena ha gli occhi viola
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11. Vittorio Fiorucci: A Portrait of the Artist
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12. Dalmatian Stone: A Conversation with Silvia Pecota on Her Life and Art
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Contributors
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Index
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