Rutgers University Department of Italian

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Fascicolo, Italian Quarterly : LVIII, 227/228, 2021, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, Sulla narrativa per l'infanzia di Annie Vivanti Chartres : tra Lewis Carroll, James M. Barrie e la fiaba popolare europea, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, La Divina Commedia da fare : Dante autore dei Sei Personaggi, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, Cities as heterotopias : heterogeneous spaces in Italo Calvino's Invisible cities, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, “Quicquid poetantur Ytali sicilianum vocatur” (DVE I xii 2) : la Sicilia come culla d'italianità, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, Petrarch's Secret : The Secretum, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, Author Bios, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Fascicolo, Italian Quarterly : LVII, 223/225, 2020, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, Il planctus patris del Conte Ugolino (INF. XXXIII, 1-90), Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, Alexandra Vranceanu, Il mito dell'Italia nella letteratura romena dell'Ottocento, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, Book reviews, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, La libreria di don Ferrante : libertà e lettura nel seicento di Manzoni, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, Creative Reviews, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, Straniera al padre suo : intervista a Claudia Durastantiale tra XVI e XVII secolo, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, Resistenza, territorialità e genere in Behind the Lines : la partita impossibile (1990-91), di Manlio Calegari, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, Reading and Unreading Petrarch : The Genre and Hermeneutics of Canzoniere 105., Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, Un “angelo” dalle ali tarpate : note sulla letteratura segretariale tra XVI e XVII secolo, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, The Golden Age of Allegories of the Four Continents : Francesco Solimena and the Wedding Celebrations of the King of Naples (1738), Rutgers University Department of Italian
Articolo, The ‘Genius Friend' and the Genius (Loci) : Classical Meaning of the Neapolitan Novels, Rutgers University Department of Italian
Fascicolo, Italian Quarterly : LVI, 219/222, 2019, Rutgers University Department of Italian
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