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  1. An Imagined Community of Their Own: Voices of Italian Immigrants in Il Lavoratore Italiano

    An Imagined Community of Their Own: Voices of Italian Immigrants in Il Lavoratore Italiano

    Contributor(s): Thierry Rinaldetti

    This contribution proposes to reflect on the experience and sense of identity of Italians through the analysis of Il Lavoratore Italiano, an Italian-language radical weekly newspaper published in Kansas from 1905 to 1927. A mouthpiece for Italian rank-and-file radicals in the U.S., the periodical...

  2. An Intertextual Discourse on Sin and Salvation: John Donne's Sermon on Psalm 51

    An Intertextual Discourse on Sin and Salvation: John Donne's Sermon on Psalm 51

    Contributor(s): Chanita Goodblatt

    John Donne as preacher invokes the "Protestant paradigm of salvation," stressing the marring of human nature by Original Sin and the dependence upon God's grace for spiritual reatoration. This paradigm informs his participation in the intertextual discourse on sin and salvation begun by the...

  3. An Interview with Gianluca Agostinelli

    An Interview with Gianluca Agostinelli

    Contributor(s): Sara Galli

  4. An Interview with Mary Melfi

    An Interview with Mary Melfi

    Contributor(s): John Lewis

  5. An Interview with Mary Melfi. Revisiting the Magic South

    An Interview with Mary Melfi. Revisiting the Magic South

    2023-05-25 19:21:06 | Contributor(s): Annalisa Coppolaro

  6. An Unusual Privilege of Early Modern Roman Confraternities
  7. An “Architecture of Contradictions“: Continuation and the Late Meta-Poetry of Louis Dudek

    An “Architecture of Contradictions“: Continuation and the Late Meta-Poetry of Louis Dudek

    2022-06-13 19:54:33 | Contributor(s): Graham Jensen | https://doi.org/10.25547/3NQK-HN87

    Canadian poetry, Canadian literature, meta-poetry, long poems, twentieth-century literature, modern poetry, Continuation, Louis Dudek

  8. An “Open Lab?” The Electronic Textual Cultures Lab in the Evolving Digital Humanities Landscape

    An “Open Lab?” The Electronic Textual Cultures Lab in the Evolving Digital Humanities Landscape

    2022-06-23 21:58:06 | Contributor(s): Randa El Khatib, Alyssa Arbuckle, Lynne Siemens, Ray Siemens, Caroline Winter, ETCL Research Group | https://doi.org/10.25547/67XV-4G66

    Digital Humanities

  9. Anachronisme et légitimité de la notion d’intellectuel pré-moderne

    Anachronisme et légitimité de la notion d’intellectuel pré-moderne

    Contributor(s): Danièle Letocha

    The term intellectuals(s) has been in use for scarcely more than one century. What is its definition? What conditions of possibility govern the emergence of the Modern intellectual? How many of these conditions can be traced to the past? The typological approach used here sets the origin of the...

  10. Anagrams etc. The Interpretive Dilemmas of Lady Eleanor Douglas

    Anagrams etc. The Interpretive Dilemmas of Lady Eleanor Douglas

    Contributor(s): Richard Pickard

    The period 1620-1660 saw the emergence of several English women, of varying classes, who chose Biblical prophecy as an entry into public, political discourse. Many of these women, such as Hester Biddle and Margaret Fell Fox, stated their opinions with relative clarity. Lady Eleanor Douglas,...

  11. Analogies Between Language and Painting in the Philosophy of Philip Melanchthon

    Analogies Between Language and Painting in the Philosophy of Philip Melanchthon

    Contributor(s): Hanna Szabelska

    Cet article propose une étude des transformations des relations entre l’image et la pensée dans l’épistémologie de Melanchton, et les confronte avec la conception de ce dernier des Topiques en tant que structure de la réalité et explication des arts d’imitation. En examinant l’iconicité...

  12. Anatomy as Epistemology: The Body of Man and the Body of Medicine in Vesalius and his Ancient Sources (Celsus, Galen)

    Anatomy as Epistemology: The Body of Man and the Body of Medicine in Vesalius and his Ancient Sources (Celsus, Galen)

    Contributor(s): Roberto Lo Presti

    Dans la préface au De humani corporis fabrica Vésale dénonce l’absence d’unité du savoir médical comme une des raisons principales de sa décadence. Il décrit les processus sociaux ainsi que culturels qui ont mené la chirurgie à se séparer de la diététique, et cette dernière à se séparer de la...

  13. Ancestry.com

    Ancestry.com

    Contributor(s): Laurie Johnson

    This is a review of Ancestry.com.

  14. Ancín, Miguel González, and Otis Towns. Miguel Servet en España (1506–1527). Edición ampliada
  15. Ancora su Lope e Marino

    Ancora su Lope e Marino

    Contributor(s): Paolo Cherchi

  16. And My Immigrant Ship Sails On: Returning on Deck with Ricci’s Lives of the Saints Trilogy

    And My Immigrant Ship Sails On: Returning on Deck with Ricci’s Lives of the Saints Trilogy

    Contributor(s): Gabriel Niccoli

    This article addresses the theme of nostos and of immigrant journeying by locating the author and his memories on the very liner Saturnia that brought, in an eerily fanciful quirk of fate, Ricci’s young protagonist and his mother to Canada. The writer frames his reading of Ricci’s Lives of the...

  17. Andate e ritorni nella trilogia di Nino Ricci

    Andate e ritorni nella trilogia di Nino Ricci

    Contributor(s): Carmen Concilio

  18. Andrea Malaguti. Straniere a se stesse. Identità femminili e stilistica visuale nel cinema di Michelangelo Antonioni degli anni cinquanta
  19. Andrew Willet, England's First Religious Emblem Writer

    Andrew Willet, England's First Religious Emblem Writer

    Contributor(s): Peter M. Daly, Paola Valeri-Tomaszuk

  20. Aneau, des Emblèmes d'Alciat et de l'Imagination poétique aux Métamorphoses d'Ovide: pratique d'un commentaire

    Aneau, des Emblèmes d'Alciat et de l'Imagination poétique aux Métamorphoses d'Ovide: pratique d'un commentaire

    Contributor(s): Marie Claude Malenfant, Jean-Claude Moisan

    La pratique du commentaire chez Aneau, telle qu'elle s'affine dans son oeuvre d'emblématiste, de traducteur et de commentateur, "emblématise" cette tendance renaissante où l'interprétant des textes réitère la glose séculaire tout en s'appropriant cette tradition. Ainsi le commentaire anellien...