Carlotta Ferrara degli Uberti is Lecturer in Italian History at University College London, UK. She has published extensively on topics of Italian Jewish history.

• 1. The Jew of the Past and the Jew of the Present.- PART I: JEWS IN PRIVATE/; RITUALS AND RULES OF BELONGING.- 2. In the Family.- 3. Boundary Lines: The Body in Religion and Science.- PART II: JEWS IN PUBLIC: FELLOW CITIZENS AND COMPATRIOTS.- 4. Individual Liberties and Community Ties.- 5. Plural Identities in the Age of Nationalisms.- Conclusion.

“This comprehensive portrait of Italian Jewry between 1861 and 1918 sets itself to become a point of reference not only for the study of  contemporary Italian Judaism, but also for the wider fields of contemporary Italian and European history. … Focusing on both literary and documentary sources, the book deploys a novel approach that allows for innovative perspectives on Italian Jewry and provides an excellent point of departure for long-overdue further analyses.” (Alessandro Grazi, Annali d’italianistica, Vol. 35, 2017)

Carlotta Ferrara degli Uberti is Lecturer in Italian History at University College London, UK. She has published extensively on topics of Italian Jewish history.

• 1. The Jew of the Past and the Jew of the Present.- PART I: JEWS IN PRIVATE/; RITUALS AND RULES OF BELONGING.- 2. In the Family.- 3. Boundary Lines: The Body in Religion and Science.- PART II: JEWS IN PUBLIC: FELLOW CITIZENS AND COMPATRIOTS.- 4. Individual Liberties and Community Ties.- 5. Plural Identities in the Age of Nationalisms.- Conclusion.

“This comprehensive portrait of Italian Jewry between 1861 and 1918 sets itself to become a point of reference not only for the study of  contemporary Italian Judaism, but also for the wider fields of contemporary Italian and European history. … Focusing on both literary and documentary sources, the book deploys a novel approach that allows for innovative perspectives on Italian Jewry and provides an excellent point of departure for long-overdue further analyses.” (Alessandro Grazi, Annali d’italianistica, Vol. 35, 2017)

Carlotta Ferrara degli Uberti is Lecturer in Italian History at University College London, UK. She has published extensively on topics of Italian Jewish history.

• 1. The Jew of the Past and the Jew of the Present.- PART I: JEWS IN PRIVATE/; RITUALS AND RULES OF BELONGING.- 2. In the Family.- 3. Boundary Lines: The Body in Religion and Science.- PART II: JEWS IN PUBLIC: FELLOW CITIZENS AND COMPATRIOTS.- 4. Individual Liberties and Community Ties.- 5. Plural Identities in the Age of Nationalisms.- Conclusion.

“This comprehensive portrait of Italian Jewry between 1861 and 1918 sets itself to become a point of reference not only for the study of  contemporary Italian Judaism, but also for the wider fields of contemporary Italian and European history. … Focusing on both literary and documentary sources, the book deploys a novel approach that allows for innovative perspectives on Italian Jewry and provides an excellent point of departure for long-overdue further analyses.” (Alessandro Grazi, Annali d’italianistica, Vol. 35, 2017)