A poet in the ghetto : some remarks on Leon Modena's literary production

P. 219-236

• Information

  ISBN: 9788857587271

  ISSN: 2532-439X

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/5485858
• In this issue

  • Presentazione
  • Comunicare e celebrare il Potere : la propaganda attraverso il cerimonialedell'adventus fra Roma pagana e Roma cristiana nel primo Tardoantico romano
  • Introduzione
  • Identity, motherhood and childfree women in Italian cinema : the case of Il padre d'Italia (Fabio Mollo, 2017)
  • Travestirsi con Sanguineti : ‘Le/I Baccanti' hors genre di Emma Dante
  • Poemi&(s)oggetti : Giulia Niccolai e il decentramento dello sguardo, tra mito, arti figurative ed estetica pubblicitaria
  • Identità italiana e cattolicesimo : censurare la letteratura in età moderna
  • Eco-trauma fiction : representing the psychological impact of climate change in Liz Jensen's The Rapture
  • "But you think they're qualified I assume" : a comparative analysis of hypothetical questions in the InterDiplo Covid-19 Corpus
  • Teaching English across cultures : an innovative participatory approach to teacher education in reaction to pandemic lockdown restrictions
  • Linguistic markers of person-centredness : a survey of social actor representations and questions in current and future healthcareprofessionals' interactions with patients
  • Blowing someone else's trumpet : narratives by older Māori women
  • A poet in the ghetto : some remarks on Leon Modena's literary production
  • Ceccardo, Verlaine e Rimbaud
  • Pavese, l'antifascismo, la politica : 'Una generazione'
  • Riconoscere e nominare la/e propria/e lingua/e : uno studio sui repertori dei minori con background migratorio nelle scuole di Udine
  • Recensioni