Cultures of Italian Migration

Graziella Parati is professor of Italian, comparative literature and women's and gender studies at Dartmouth CollegeAnthony Julian Tamburri is dean of the John D. Calandra Italian American Institute of Queens College/CUNY and professor of Italian & Italian/American Studies

• Chapter 1 Thinking Anew: An IntroductionChapter 2 Screening the Silent Film: Reginald Barker's The Italian and the Resurgence of American NativismChapter 3 Dagli Appennini alle risaie: Italian Global Soundscapes, Memory, History, and Performance in the Voice of WomenChapter 4 Voices of a Minor Empire: Migrant Women Writers in Contemporary ItalyChapter 5 Beyond Fortress Europe: Cartographies of Migrant Routes in Yousef Wakkas' NarrativesChapter 6 The Italian Ethnic Press in a Global PerspectiveChapter 7 Italianization of Emigration in Canada: Or, What is the Role of the Italies Outside of Italy?Chapter 8 "Architextualizing" the Italian Immigration Experience to the U.S.: Bricklayers and Writers in John Fante's WorksChapter 9 Italiani agli antipodi: Italian Immigrant Identities in New ZealandChapter 10 Staying Longer in Water Does Not Turn a Stick into a Crocodile: Challenges of Senegalese Migrant Culture in ItalyChapter 11 Italian Migrations and Diasporic Approaches: Historical Phenomena and Scholarly InterpretationsChapter 12 Transgressive Bodies: The New Realism of Contemporary Italian-Immigrant Literature and FilmChapter 13 Comedy and Community in Migration LiteratureChapter 14 The Geographical Approach to the Study of Immigration in Italy: Space, Territory, Ethnic LandscapesChapter 15 Unwilling Multiculturalism: The Italian Immigrant Women and the Americanization MovementChapter 16 Migranti, Subalterni, "Theorized" e "No Cost:" Sull'uso e l'abuso delle rappresentazioni nello studio delle religioni dei migranti