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,Introduction: A Migrant Literature in the Making—In Search of a Name and a Canon, chapter clarifies the principles underlying the volume while presenting the structure and its main contents..Starting from the state of the art of Italian Migration Studies in Britain, the first part focuses on the debate which marked the Italian American scene in the early 1990s. At a time when th

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From Street Musicians to Educators and Actors: The Long Road to Social Integration,g and difficult path of Italian migrants towards social recognition and integration..The earliest memoir in this literary corpus, Eugenio D’Agostino’s . (1938) has shown the complex dynamics between the .the older members of the community, who already owned their businesses—and their young ., who wo

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Italian Cultures, Traditions and Foods in Transition,ish traditions. The latest scholarly acquisitions in this field will help to decode and interpret this important aspect of the narratives included in this literary corpus..We will start from the iconic objects of Italian rural traditions: the ., the typical footwear worn by shepherds in southern Laz

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Languages in Contact: Italian, English, German and French,wing what has remained of their authors’ native languages, as well as of those that they learned during and after the Second World War..The first section will focus on Italian, . and Neapolitan. The uses of standard and dialect forms are closely related to rural culture, also most importantly to foo