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Italian

People who are native to inhabitants of Italy and their descendants, culture, and language. The language belongs to the Romance group of Indo-European languages.

Italian is spoken in southern Switzerland and in areas of Italian settlement in the USA, Argentina, the UK, Canada, and Australia.



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12) On the significance of Pina's motherhood for a feminist reading of Open City, see JoAnn Cannon's original and thought-provoking essay "Resistance heroes and resisting spectators: Reflections on Rossellini's Roma, citta aperta," The Italianist 17 (1997), pp.
Pina's pregnancy, traumatic realism, and the after-life of Open City by Marcus, Millicent / Italica
It is perhaps no accident that The Trilogy has found its most ardent admirers among Anglo-American Italianists who rejoice at comparing the canonical text of The Decameron with Pasolini's modern version.
Allegories of Contamination: Pier Paolo Pasolini's Trilogy of Life by Viano, Maurizio / Cineaste
The book under review also contains an ample Introduction (11-35) by Unfer Lukoschik, who quotes, among others, German sources on the Enlightenment, which might be new to Italianists living in the States.
Rita Unfer Lukoschik, ed. Lettere di Elisabetta Caminer (1751-1796): ... by Costa-zalessow, Natalia / Italica
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