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RETURN TO ORDER AS RETURN TO REALISM IN TWO ITALIAN ELITE LITERARY MAGAZINES OF THE 1920s AND 1930s: LA RONDA AND ORPHEUS by Billiani, Francesca

“…This article discusses two short-lived Italian Modernist journals, La Ronda (1919-23) and Orpheus (1932-34), that across the Fascist Ventennio embraced an…”
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Baroquemania: a counter-rationalist history of Italian art by Francesca Billiani

“…This review discussed the emergence of the Baroque in Italian visual arts as analysed in the book Baroquemania by Laura Moure Cecchini. In this book, the…”
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Editorial by Mammone, Andrea, Billiani, Francesca

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Editorial by Mammone, Andrea, Billiani, Francesca

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Editorial by Mammone, Andrea, Billiani, Francesca

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Paragone: notes on hegemony and realism in the 1950s by Billiani, Francesca

“…This article focuses on the literary review Paragone and on the debate on realism articulated by the review and by the Cultural Commission of the Italian…”
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Officina: experiments in engaging with the arts by Billiani, Francesca

“…This article is primarily concerned with interconnections between forms of impegno (political engagement) and aesthetic choices, as they were articulated in…”
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RETURN TO ORDER AS RETURN TO REALISM IN TWO ITALIAN ELITE LITERARY MAGAZINES OF THE 1920s AND 1930s:LA RONDAANDORPHEUS by Francesca Billiani

“…This article discusses two short-lived ItalianModernist journals,La Ronda (1919–23) and Orpheus (1932–34), that across the Fascist Ventennio embraced an ethos…”
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Mediating culture in the Italian literary field 1940s-50s by La Penna, Daniela, Billiani, Francesca

“…This introduction lays out the scholarly and methodological context in which to situate the contributions to this special issue. By combining a rigorous…”
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National dialogues and transnational exchanges across Italian periodical culture, 1940–1960 by Billiani, Francesca, La Penna, Daniela

“…Beginning from this point, in this special issue of Modern Italy stemming from the Arts and Humanities Research Council-funded project 'Mapping Literary Space:…”
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Francesca Billiani speaks to Gisèle Sapiro: translating sociology by Billiani, Francesca

“…Gisele Sapito is Professor of sociology at the Ecole des hautes etudes en sciences sociales and research director at the Centre national de la recherche…”
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Cesare Pavese and Anthony Chiuminatto: Their Correspondence by Mark Pietralunga (review) by Billiani, Francesca

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Italian Novels of Peasant Crisis, 1930-1950: Bonfires in the Night by Brian Moloney (review) by Billiani, Francesca

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Delusional Identities: The Politics of the Italian Gothic and Fantastic in Igino Ugo Tarchetti's Trilogy Amore nell'arte and Luigi Gualdo's Short Stories, “Allucinazione”, “La canzone di Weber” and “Narcisa” by Billiani, Francesca

“…This article builds on Homi Bhabha's argument that, although a sort of central linear writing expresses a sense of nationhood, writing the story of a nation…”
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Eroi ed eroine nazionali "manquée" in "Fosca" di Igino Ugo Tarchetti e "Senso" di Camillo Boito by BILLIANI, FRANCESCA

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Twentieth-Century Poetic Translation: Literary Cultures in Italian and English by Billiani, Francesca

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Il testo fantasticizzato e goticizzato come metafora della destrutturazione del discorso ‘nazione’: attorno agli scrittori scapigliati by Billiani, Francesca

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Baroquemania: a counter-rationalist history of Italian art by Billiani, Francesca

“…Laura Moure Cecchini, Baroquemania: Italian Visual Culture and The Construction of National Identity, 1898-1954, Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2021,…”
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Il vizio dell'esterofilia. Editoria e tradizioni nell'Italia fascista by Christopher Rundle, Rome, Carocci, 2019, 214 pp., €21.00, ISBN 978-88-430-94115-8 by Billiani, Francesca

“…There is a strong correlation in the book between economic development, politics and literary trends. Rundle specifies at the start that his book is not only…”
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Giuseppe Mazzini and the Origins of Fascism, by Sullam Simon Levis , Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 2015, x+206 pp., £55.00 (hardback), ISBN 978-1-137-51458-5 by Billiani, Francesca

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