Women in Italy, 1945 1960: An Interdisciplinary Study

This volume brings together specialists from a variety of disciplines to develop a deeper understanding of the social, political, and cultural history of women in Italy in the years 1946-1960. Despite being a time when women and the family were at the center of national debates, and when society changed considerably, the fifteen years following the Second World War have tended to be overlooked or subsumed into discussions of other periods. By focusing on the experience of women and by broadening the frame of reference to include subjects and sources often ignored, or only alluded to, by traditional analyses, the essays in this volume break new ground and provide a corrective to previous interpretive models.

The gap between prescriptions and behaviour, ideals and realities, expectations and outcomes provides the space for fascinating studies of a period of transition from a war-torn Italy to a country on the brink of unprecedented prosperity. Genuinely interdisciplinary in its scope, this collection includes neglected areas, such as the 1960 Rome Olympics or the advice columns of popular magazines, as well as revisiting more familiar texts. A valuable resource for students as well as scholars.' Robert Lumley, Professor, Department of Italian, University College London Réka Buckley Lesley Caldwell Daniela Cavallaro Ursula Fanning Donatella Fischer Stephen Gundle Danielle Hipkins Penelope Morris Ellen Nerenberg Wendy Pojmann Molly Tambor Rebecca West Mary Wood Sharon Wood Nadia Zonis JV

C06C4501-CC05-4B5A-938F-FED157998081 376322 Electronic Book Text 279385 9780230524316 0230524311 Charms and Charming in Europe E.Book Charms Charming Europe 12/11/2004 11/12/2004 542 History - Academic J. Roper 14385 Edited By Author Record 1 Senior Researcher University of Tartu, Estonia 1969-11-17 00:00:00 roper@ut.ee British 542 History - Academic Scholarly Pal Scholarly E7 - Distributed to Vendors UK1 - Title Pending HB - History HIS010000; HIS010000 History - Social History; History - Witchcraft, Magic and the Occult; History - European History; History - Early Modern European History; History - History of Medicine, Science and Technology Professional andScholarly 65.00 125.00 10.1057/9780230524316 312463826 Green PDF EBook 248 sa 2015-06-08 17:31:06.873 All Formats Full Term Copyright Introduction; J.Roper PART I: ISSUES IN CHARMS AND CHARMING The Transmission of Charms in English, Medieval and Modern; T.M.Smallwood On the Christianity of Incantations; D.E.Gay Typologising English and European Charms; J.Roper Towards a Pragmatic Typology of Love Charms; S.Golopentia The Self of a Charm; H.Ilomaki Charms in Medieval Memory; L.T.Olsan PART II: NATIONAL TRADITIONS French Healing Charms and Charmers from an English Perspective; O.Davies Eclecticism in the Russian Charm Tradition; W.F.Ryan Swedish Finn Incantations; U.Wolf-Knuts Evil Eye in Hungary: Belief, Ritual, Incantations; E.Pocs Historical records of charms, the verbal element of vernacular magic, date back at least as far as the late middle ages, and charming has continued to be practiced until recently in most parts of Europe. And yet, the topic has received only scattered scholarly attention to date. By bringing together many of the leading authorities on charms and charming from Europe and North America, this book aims to rectify this neglect, and by presenting discussions covering a variety of periods and of locations - from Finland to France, and from Hungary to England - it forms an essential reader on the topic. 1 Fascinating subject, due for revival of scholarly interest 2 Work by leading experts in the field 3 Wide range of perspectives from group of international scholars 4 Pan-European coverage '[A] thought-provoking history of charms from the medieval period.' - Annual Bulletin of Historical Literature OWEN DAVIES Lecturer in History, University of Hertfordshire, UK DAVID ELTON GAY Lecturer in Folklore, School of Continuing Studies, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA SANDA GOLOPENTIA Professor of French Studies, Brown University, Rhode Island, USA HENNI ILOMAKI Chief Librarian of the Finnish Literature Society, Finland LEA T. OLSAN Professor Emerita of English, University of Louisiana at Monroe, USA EVA POCS Associate Professor, Janus Pannonius University, Pécs, Hungary W. F. RYAN Former Librarian of the Warburg Institute, Professor of Russian Studies and author T. M. SMALLWOOD Researcher ULRIKA WOLF-KNUTS Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Åbo Akademi University, Finland JV

4EE69479-823F-4363-9656-FED41099676A 378916 Hardback 280278 9780230547100 0230547109 The New Politics of Conflict Resolution Responding to Difference RCS; New Politics of Conflict Res 03/11/2008 11/03/2008 562 Political Science - Academic M. Brigg 17989 By (Author) Author Record 1 Research and Teaching Postdoctoral Fellow School of Political Science and International Studies, University of Queensland, Australia 1970-12-18 00:00:00 m.brigg@uq.edu.au Australian 563 IR and Development - Academic Rethinking Peace and Conflict Studies RCS Scholarly Pal Scholarly V6 - Manufacturing on Demand V6 - Print on Demand GTJ - Peace studies & conflict resolution; JPA- Political science & theory; JWLP - Peacekeeping operations; JKSN - Social work; GTF - Development studies POL034000; POL035000 Politics & IR - Conflict Resolution & Peacekeeping; Politics - Strategic and Security Studies College/Higher Education 68.00 68.00 105.00 Green Hardback - ppc (paper over boards) 240 0 216 138 Millimetres 12 216 Millimetres 138 435 Grams sa 2015-03-28 07:21:06.750 90000 Words 102617 All Formats 2007-01-23 00:00:00.000 Full Term Copyright Introduction PART I: ORDERING DIFFERENCE The Culture Challenge Governing Difference Sovereign Selves PART II: EXPLORING RELATEDNESS Recognition and Relatedness Responding Anew Conclusion This book shows that the conflict resolution field often denies difference even as it attempts to implement a progressive and responsive politics. Innovative theoretical analysis suggests ways of responding anew across difference and beyond dominant ways of thinking about political community and conflict. Culture and conflict resolution are topical at the moment but there are few in-depth singe authored works looking at this subject The author combines practical experience and theoretical discussion. The practitioner experience of the author is valuable, particularly since it is cross-cultural and thus directly relevant to the project Brigg has a unique perspective on culture and conflict, combining ontological/philosophical views such as Martin Buber, ideas about selfhood, and a socio-political approach The author's experience with Australian Aboriginal worldviews and the argument for relational ways of knowing generates a personable writing style which speaks directly to the reader '...Dr. Brigg's facility with language is remarkable...' Mohd. Moazzam Ali, University of Hyderabad, Journal of Intercultural Studies JV

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