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Women of the Risorgimento in Italian cinematography. Filmography
2022The memory of the women involved in various capacities in the events of the Risorgimento has not been given much attention by Italian cinema. The “heroines” (Anita Garibaldi, the Countess Castiglione and ‒ only recently ‒ Princess Cristina Trivulzio di Belgiojoso) have been extolled in various films, but hundreds of other women who played an important ...
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European Romanticism and the Italian Risorgimento
2012Many scholars have touched upon the relationship between Romanticism and the Risorgimento, but very few, if any, have worked upon it in a seriously analytical way. A dual deterrent has been at work. On the one hand, there has been a clear division of academic responsibility: Romanticism belongs primarily to literary critics, to art historians, to ...
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Dante, the Risorgimento and the British: the Italian Background
1998The first part of this chapter traces historical events in Italy during the Risorgimento, considers what Italy had meant to the British before 1815 and examines their reactions to the events of the Risorgimento in order to provide a broad historical framework within which George Eliot’s engagement with Italy and with Italian culture may be discussed ...
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Wolfe’s Part in the Italian Risorgimento and His Skin Graft
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 2012A little known episode in the history of plastic surgery occurred during the Italian Risorgimento 150 years ago. Dr. J. R. Wolfe, who described the full-thickness graft which bears his name, was involved with Garibaldi in the war to unite Italy. He crossed swords with an English nurse, Jessie White Mario, and was thrown into prison.
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Echoes of The Italian Risorgimento in Contemporaneous American Writers
PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1932Among the historical events of the nineteenth century, the struggle of the Italian people for liberty and unity occupies an outstanding place. But, while this movement, known as the Risorgimento, was so important in the development of European politics and, consequently, could not fail to attract the attention of English writers, Americans were ...
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Victor/Victorian: Gender and Aesthetic Idealism During the Italian Risorgimento
Anglo Saxonica, 2021Sharon Worley
exaly
2012
- Polish National Movement - The Italian Risorgimento - Risorgimental Background of 'Pole Catholic' - The Catholic Church - Cultural Transfer - National Identity - Mazzini and ...
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- Polish National Movement - The Italian Risorgimento - Risorgimental Background of 'Pole Catholic' - The Catholic Church - Cultural Transfer - National Identity - Mazzini and ...
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