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Mussolini and ChatGPT. Examining the Risks of A.I. writing Historical Narratives on Fascism
Journal of Modern Italian StudiesThe article is one of the first attempts to analyse the issues associated with historical content generated using artificial intelligence (A.I.), specifically ChatGPT.
Fabio De Ninno, Michele Lacriola
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2021
Benito Mussolini has persistently been described as an 'actor' – and also as a master of illusions. In her vividly narrated account of the Italian dictator's relationship with the theatre, Patricia Gaborik discards any metaphorical notions of Il Duce as a performer and instead tells the story of his life as literal spectator, critic, impresario ...
Patricia Gaborik
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Benito Mussolini has persistently been described as an 'actor' – and also as a master of illusions. In her vividly narrated account of the Italian dictator's relationship with the theatre, Patricia Gaborik discards any metaphorical notions of Il Duce as a performer and instead tells the story of his life as literal spectator, critic, impresario ...
Patricia Gaborik
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Mussolini’s Nature: an environmental history of Italian fascism
Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 2023projects of the Agro Pontino and the Battle for Wheat.
Angelo Matteo Caglioti
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Strongmen: Mussolini to the Present
Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs, 2021In Jewish folklore, a golem is an inanimate, andromorphic being, shaped of clay or mud, which only comes to life when others breathe into its lungs. Similarly, populist leaders are dependent upon public adulation, without which they die.
Michael H. Traison
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Mussolini’s War: Fascist Italy from Triumph to Collapse, 1935–1943
Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs, 2021Mussolini’s War is an outstanding book and an exemplar of Gooch’s impressive academic prowess. It is the result of meticulous work carried out over the course of fifty years, many of which were devoted to the history of the Italian armed forces.
Arturo Marzano
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Mussolini’s Four Would-be Assassins: Emergency Politics and the Consolidation of Fascist Power
Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 2021Between 4 November 1925 and 31 October 1926, Tito Zaniboni, Violet Gibson, Gino Lucetti, and Anteo Zamboni all tried and failed to kill Benito Mussolini.
B. Carnaghi
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, 2021
This paper investigates the semiotic affordances of the visual and linguistic modes employed by Anglophone news brands to create news on the controversial Italian politician, Matteo Salvini.
Denise Filmer
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This paper investigates the semiotic affordances of the visual and linguistic modes employed by Anglophone news brands to create news on the controversial Italian politician, Matteo Salvini.
Denise Filmer
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Vingtième Siècle. Revue d'histoire, 2001
Nessun uomo politico del Novecento ha inciso più di Mussolini sulla memoria storica e sull'immaginario, privato e pubblico, degli italiani, condizionando negativamente il loro legame con il passato. Il rapporto di Mussolini con l'identità italiana sembra essere, ancora oggi, tutt'altro che pacifico e risolto, sebbene siano trascorsi più di cinquant ...
Gilles Pecout, Pierre Milza
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Nessun uomo politico del Novecento ha inciso più di Mussolini sulla memoria storica e sull'immaginario, privato e pubblico, degli italiani, condizionando negativamente il loro legame con il passato. Il rapporto di Mussolini con l'identità italiana sembra essere, ancora oggi, tutt'altro che pacifico e risolto, sebbene siano trascorsi più di cinquant ...
Gilles Pecout, Pierre Milza
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