Contested memories: Mirella Serri's 'I Redenti'

Article Abstract:

A discussion of Mirella Serri's 'I Redenti' highlights the aim of the writer, which was to reconstruct the immediate post World War II years, a time when a tacit and collective attempt was made to erase from memory the activities of the Italian Fascists.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Works, Fascism, I Redenti (Book), Serri, Mirella

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Dante, Islam, and Edward Said

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An analysis of the nature of the poet Dante's relationship with Islam in the 'Divine Comedy', which challenges Edward Said's viewpoint on the subject, is presented.

Islam, Dante Alighieri, Said, Edward W.

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On Mirella Serri, Fascist culture, and redeemed intellectuals

Article Abstract:

The manner in which Italian Fascist intellectuals were made out to be left-wing intellectuals through the good offices of the Italian Communist party is described.

Evaluation, Political aspects, Communist Party (Italy), Fascists

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