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Non-Interventional Monitoring on Antibiotic Consumption in a Critical Care Setting: A Three-Year Comparative Analysis. [PDF]

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Santoro E, Russo M, Manente R, Schettino V, Moccia G, Andretta V, Cerrone V, Capunzo M, Boccia G.   +8 more
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The Orthopedic Splint and Its Origins. [PDF]

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Surabhi R, Surabhi A, Ganti L.
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Love versus/and/as politics in Miroslav Krleža's <i>Banquet in Blitva</i> and Virginia Woolf's <i>Between the Acts</i>. [PDF]

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Čale Feldman L.
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Theater as a means of communicating research on climate change: The case of "Cambiare il clima". [PDF]

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Vanin E, Manes C, Mattozzi A, Giordana L, Rispoli M, Andorno M, Amadio S.   +6 more
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Anaesthetic management and peri-anaesthetic morbidity and mortality in a population of 176 dogs undergoing mitral valve repair under cardiopulmonary bypass. [PDF]

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Palacios Jimenez C, Stathopoulou T, Redondo García JI, Rossanese M, Brockman D, Alibhai H.   +5 more
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Turning stories into learning journeys: the principles and methods of Immersive Education. [PDF]

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Brunetti R, Ferrante S, Avella AM, Indraccolo A, Del Gatto C.   +4 more
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Contemporary Italian Theatre

The Drama Review, 1978
What is particularly Italian about the theatre that is produced in Italy? What characteristics make it different—recognizable—to the foreign spectator?After the war, Italian theatre was scarcely significant for its innovations. An effort to restore tradition in theatre absorbed most creative energies. Three outstanding influences belong to this period.
M. Prosperi
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A History of Italian Theatre

The Modern Language Review, 2008
With the aim of providing a comprehensive history of Italian drama from its origins to the present day, this book treats theatre in its widest sense, discussing the impact of all the elements and figures integral to the collaborative process of theatre-making.
Jennifer Lorch, Joseph Farrell, Paolo Puppa   +2 more
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British acculturation of Italian theatre

2000
This article analyses some of the difficulties inherent in British translations and productions of Italian plays. I argue that these obstacles are not so much related to the exotic character of Italian theatre itself, but that they are on the contrary generated by the British attitude to Mediterranean cultures, in particular Italian culture.
Stefania Taviano
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Italian Theatre Since the War

The Tulane Drama Review, 1964
Vito Pandolfi, born in 1917, is a leading Italian theatre critic, historian, and director. The article we are publishing was taken in part from his book, Contemporary Italian Theatre (Teatro italiano contemporaneo, Milan, 1959). Pandolfi revised and updated his analysis for TDR. A graduate of D'Amico's Accademia d'Arte Drammatica, Pandolfi has directed
Vito Pandolfi, Gino Rizzo
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