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Porta Palazzo, Anthropology of an Italian Market
Anthropology of Food, 2013 Rachel E. Black, Porta Palazzo, The Anthropology of an Italian Market, Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania Press, 2012, 221 pp. Foreword by Carlo Petrini. Markets are trading spaces of a universal nature. They are places where people buy and sell small quantities of goods – mostly food, though not exclusively.
F Xavier Medina
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Contemporary Italian Cultural Anthropology
Annual Review of Anthropology, 1984The field of cultural anthropology in Italy is parceled out among three closely related but institutionally distinct disciplines. The first, "ethnology" (etnologia), has the oldest tradition in Italian academics, although its first permanent chair was not established until 1967 (82, 84).
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Itineraries and specificities of Italian medical anthropology
Anthropology and Medicine, 2012This paper describes the birth (or rebirth) of Italian medical anthropology around the middle of the 1950s, and its subsequent complex development up to the present. During this fairly long process, the author played a role that was probably of some importance, that of both a direct witness and active participant.
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Cesare Lombroso and Italian Criminal Anthropology
2012Cesare Lombroso is best remembered as the founder of modern criminology and author of ‘odd’ theories of the ‘born criminal’ that strike modern sensibility as both ridiculous and horrific. However mocked, at the time of their inception, Lombroso’s descriptions of the physiognomic characteristics of criminals — their heads were meant to be asymmetrical ...
Beccalossi Chiara
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THE ITALIAN SCHOOL OF CRIMINAL ANTHROPOLOGY.
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Wartime Folklore: Italian Anthropology and the First World War [PDF]
, 2010 DEI, FABIO, DE SIMONIS P.
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History of Psychology, 2014
Following the Unification of Italy (1861), when confronted with the underdevelopment problems of the south that had given rise to the so-called "southern question," some Italian anthropologists and psychologists began to study the populations of the south from the psycho-anthropological point of view.
Renato Foschi
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Following the Unification of Italy (1861), when confronted with the underdevelopment problems of the south that had given rise to the so-called "southern question," some Italian anthropologists and psychologists began to study the populations of the south from the psycho-anthropological point of view.
Renato Foschi
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Italian communism: the escape from Leninism: an anthropological perspective
Choice Reviews Online, 1991Part 1 Socialism in crisis. Part 2 The PCI's approach to power: history and identity of the PCI the theory and practice of Italian Communism political socialization and party allegiance. Part 3 The PCI and the question of democracy: PCI organization, role and theory Communism at the crossroads - Eurocommunism and the Soviet question pluralism versus ...
David I. Kertzer, Cris Shore
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