15th century Siddur depicting the Italian Rite
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The Italian Piazza: An Urban and Cultural Pillar of Italian Society
Piazza della Rotonda and Pantheon in the Morning, Rome, Italy. Photo by Andrey Omelyanchuk The Sounds of an Italian Piazza … More
Il Buon Comune: Permeation into Italian Society
By: Eliza Roth Overview Il Buon Comune, or “the common good,” is a crucial part of Italian identity. The importance … More
Fascist Women: Ostensible Empowerment in Subjugation
One phenomena that I am extremely interested in is the way that, throughout history, marginalized people have been seen to … More
The Art of Rule: The Medici’s Key to Power
Florence, Italy. Photo by William Geary Overview For those who have made a trip to Florence, or maybe taken an … More
Femininity and Fascism: The Impact of Fascist Policy on the Lives of Italian Women
In anthropological and cultural studies, detailing the lives of women has often been passed over in favor of focusing on … More
La Calciofascista d’Italia – The Rise of Fascism and Football in 1930s Italy
Overview In Italy, the intersection of sport and politics is amongst the most poignant in the world. It is the … More
A Sign of the Times: Renaissance Art and a Changing Perspective on Humanity
The Renaissance is a period of time from the fourteenth to seventeenth century when civilizations on the Italian peninsula and … More
The Mafia – America’s Most Famous & Italy’s Most Infamous Organized Crime Syndicate that Did Not Exist
Exploring the History of the Italian-American Language & Identity
An Exploratory Essay on Italian-American Language & Identity by Andrew Federico Why do many Italian-Americans call capicola, gabagool? There is … More
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