Italian category: 1892 books

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The mobility of women is a central issue in feminist analysis of literary works and historical periods. Rewriting the Journey in Contemporary Italian Literature explores the concept of the journey from feminist, psychoanalytic, and postcolonial perspectives, in order to offer an alternative understanding...

In 1948, the poet Eugenio Montale published his Quaderno di traduzioni and created an entirely new Italian literary genre, the “translation notebook.” The quaderni were the work of some of Italy’s foremost poets, and their translation anthologies proved fundamental for their aesthetic and cultural...

The past two decades have witnessed increasing opposition to mafia influence and activities in Italy. Community organizations such as Libera, founded in 1995, and Addiopizzo, originating in 2004, exemplify how Italian society has tried to come together to promote antimafia activities. The societal...

This book bridges the fields of Children’s Literature and Italian Studies by examining how turn-of-the-century children’s books forged a unified national identity for the new Italian State. Through contextualized close readings of a wide range of texts, Truglio shows how the 19th-century concept...

These flash card books are designed with large, engaging pictures to help your little one learn Italian - one fun, easy lesson at a time. In this lesson, we focus on foods and parts of a place setting. To make the words more manageable, the book is broken into smaller food group: Fruits...

These flashcard books are designed with large, engaging pictures to help your little one learn Italian - one fun, easy lesson at a time. In this lesson, we focus on learning colors & shapes.  The "Learn Colors" and "Learn Shapes" sections have everything you need to teach your child...

These flashcard books are designed with large, engaging pictures to help your little one learn Italian - one fun, easy lesson at a time.  In this lesson, we focus on learning months, days and seasons.  The "Learn Months", "Learn Days" and "Learn Seasons" sections have everything...

Yes, learning Italian can be fun for your child! Developed by language-learning expert Catherine Bruzzone, the Italian for Children program is a fun and effective way for your child to learn the Italian language and culture. This introduction gets your son or daughter speaking Italian right from the...

Francesca ha una cotta per Giovanni! (trans.): Francesca has a crush on Giovanni! (lit.): Francesca has a baking for Giovanni! Ho mangeato in un ristorante caro, dove mi hanno spennato! (trans.): I ate at an expensive restaurant and got fleeced! (lit.): l ate at an expensive restaurant and got plucked!...

Thinking Italian Translation is an indispensable course for students who want to develop their Italian to English translation skills. This new edition includes: up-to-date examples and new source texts from a variety of genres, from journalistic to technical. a brand new section on...

Fluo!‘s Italian Pocket Dictionary, authoritative and comprehensive, is a bi-directional (English-Italian & Italian-English) Dictionary, with over 30,000 lemmas and definitions. An indispensable reference for any student of Italian or English, as well as professionals and translators. 

This book is about learning the phrases and sentences and getting to grips with saying the language without going into the grammar first. In that way, you can have fun learning how to say certain things and also you do not come up against stumbling blocks and frustrations. The idea behind this thinking...

The book presents 50 Italian irregular verbs arranged alphabetically and conjugated in all persons, tenses and moods. Unfortunately, there is no general rule that can help you guess what their endings will be. They are irregular, so you’ll just have to live with it and learn them by heart. By...