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The Department of Romance Studies offers courses at both the undergraduate and graduate levels that xplore the complexity of Francophone, Hispanic, and Italian literatures and cultures.
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Laura Goes Burlesque: The Petrarchan Parodies of Francesco Berni
(2006-04-11)From the introduction: Surely, the critical aspect of Berni?s work cannot be ignored. As parody of its poetic predecessors, Berni?s poems operate as what Thomas Greene describes as an ?engagement of a subtext in a ... -
Italian political cinema: Surveying a once glorious genre in times of anguish
(2006-02-28)Because in the Entralogos context I will dwell in some detail on the theoretical issues underpinning my interest in literature and culture, in the present pages I shall focus instead on some specific historical aspects of ... -
Teorie dell?avanguardia tra materialismo e idealismo
(2006-02-16)The paper's opening paragraph follows: ? ormai opinione unanime nella critica mettere in relazione diretta l?avvento della moderna societ? capitalista con la nascita delle avanguardie. (tra gli altri Asor Rosa 2004: 43; ... -
Violent Cities: Umberto Lenzi's Polizieschi and B-Movie Fascism
(Paradoxa. A later version was published in volume 20 (2006), "Terrains vagues," which is available from Paradoxa, PO Box 2237, Vashon Island, WA 98070, or on the web at www.paradoxa.com.", 2006)This paper examines the critical failure to treat the Italian cop film, or poliziesco, as anything other than a poor cousin of the American crime film. I argue that such a blindness has prevented discussions of the cop ... -
Remorse, Retribution and Redemption in La fuerza de la sangre: Spanish and English Perspectives
(Boydell and Brewer, 2005)an essay describing "the power of blood" as a concept used in Miguel de Cervantes' Novelas ejemplares
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