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Author Archives: blognostrumuva
Queer Italy: an example of literature search
Inclusive searches & sources @UvA Romance languages (25) Whether it’s a book, a journal article, a thesis, or a Wikipedia page, the references listed by each of these sources represent a useful starting point to further explore the literature on … Continue reading
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Library guide Italian studies. “Italy: emigration and immigration”
Inclusive searches & sources @UvA Romance Languages (24) Fifth in the series – having been preceded by those on National identity, Mafia and other organized-crime groups, Franco Basaglia‘s democratic psychiatry, and Prostitution in Italy: The Merlin Law -, the guide … Continue reading
Library guide Italian Studies. “Prostitution in Italy. The Merlin Law”
Inclusive searches & sources @UvA Romance Languages (23) Following national identity, mafia and other organized-crime groups, and Franco Basaglia‘s democratic psychiatry, Prostitution in Italy, with a specific focus on the 1958 Merlin Law, is the fourth topic forthcoming from the … Continue reading
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Library guide Italian Studies. “Democratic psychiatry & Franco Basaglia”
Inclusive searches & sources @UvA Romance Languages (22) After national identity and mafia and other organized-crime groups, Franco Basaglia‘s democratic psychiatry (or anti-psychiatry) is the third topic forthcoming from the collaboration with Elio Baldi and Linda Pennings at the Department … Continue reading
Library guide Italian Studies. “Mafia and other organized-crime groups”
Inclusive searches & sources @UvA Romance Languages (21) The topic of the first Library guide Italian Studies was national identity, which easily related to diversity, equity and inclusion through the ways a given people defines its collective identity, and what … Continue reading
New: Library guide for Italian Studies. “National identity”
Inclusive searches & sources @UvA Romance languages (20) This blog series, as laid out a year ago when starting, aims among others at being «a collaborative effort to help broaden and diversify both the UvA Library collections and the way … Continue reading
Congres “Les Lieux de Georges Perec”
Postuum uitgegeven in 2022 door uitgever Seuil – samen met een interactieve website waarop de volledige tekst op verschillende manieren te onderzoeken is – Lieux van Georges Perec (1936-1982) «is een onvoltooid gebleven, autobiografisch en etnografisch project waaraan Perec werkte … Continue reading
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“La resistenza delle donne”, Premio Campiello 2023
Inclusive searches & sources @UvA Romance Languages (19) Already the author of books on her father’s murder by far-left terrorists, in 1980 (Come mi batte forte il tuo cuore: Storia di mio padre, 2009) and on two massacres by neofascist … Continue reading
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New books from the Bibliothèques francophones (Classiques Garnier)
First purchased in 2021, and expanded last year with the volume Ducharme et Rimbaud: L’océan de la beauté, the Classiques Garnier’s collection Bibliothèques francophones has now been further augmented by the following two volumes:
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“Les Colleuses”: French women street artists against gender-based violence. With literature search tips
Inclusive searches & sources @UvA Romance languages (18) The UNITE campaign runs for sixteen days from November 25th, International day for the elimination of violence against women, to December 10th, International Human Rights Day. Active since 2016 and making the … Continue reading
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