25.1659, TOC: Iperstoria 3 (2014)
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Subject: 25.1659, TOC: Iperstoria 3 (2014)
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Date: Wed, 09 Apr 2014 13:29:28
From: Anna Belladelli [anna.belladelli at unipa.it]
Subject: Iperstoria Vol. 3 (2014)
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Publisher: Iperstoria
http://www.iperstoria.it
Journal Title: Iperstoria
Volume Number: 3
Issue Number:
Issue Date: 2014
Subtitle: The language of OWS
Main Text:
The March 2014 issue of the online, open-access journal Iperstoria has been released, with articles, reviews and interviews in English and Italian, and a monographic session on the language of Occupy Wall Street and other protest movements.
Table of contents:
Sezione monografica
Orizzonti di Occupy: il linguaggio di OWS e di altre forme odierne di protesta popolare
A cura di Anna Belladelli
Introduzione di Anna Belladelli
I sensi di Occupy. Una lettura sincronico-linguistica e storico-sociale di Occupy e Occupazione in Italia
Elisabetta Adami e Francesco Fabbro
''The Polis Is Oneself:'' The Occupy Movement as a Site of Public Pedagogy
Panayota Gounari
Il debito di Occupy Wall Street verso Melville (traduzione di Anna Belladelli)
Jonathan D. Greenberg
Linguaggi, temi e simboli della protesta per l'indipendenza del Tibet
Claudio Mancuso
Interview with Dario Azzellini and Marina Sitrin
Anna Belladelli
Sezione generale
Identity and Citizenship: The Case of Italy Within Europe
Jacopo Noventa
Applied Theatre e teatro sociale. L'estetica del teatro fuori dal teatro
Paola Iacobone
''I'm Not a Loser, I'm Just Drawn That Way:'' Comix, Graphic Novels, and the Ethos of the Anti-Hero
Fiorenzo Iuliano
Words That Matter: Obama's Intellectual Engagement with Democratic Thought
Marta Degani
''Sacred Emblems to Partake:'' Natura e Eucaristia nella poesia di Emily Dickinson
Gianna Fusco
''Remembering a Thing and Reliving a Thing Does Not Confer an Obligation to Tell About a Thing:'' Perspectives on Child Abuse in Stephen King's Gerald's Game
Assunta Assia Zizza
Interviste
Intervista a Chiara Spallino sul Meridiano Mondadori dedicato a Toni Morrison
Elisa Bordin
Intervista a Victor Gischler e Reed Farrel Coleman sui nuovi sviluppi del poliziesco angloamericano
Giulio Segato
Intervista a Richard Ford (tradotta da Valentina De Rossi)
Juana Libedinski
Recensioni
Richard Ford, Canada di Valentina De Rossi
Marcella De Marco, Audiovisual Translation Through a Gender Lens, di Cecilia Pigozzi
Carmen Argondizzo (a cura di), Creativity and Innovation in Language Education, di Paola Vettorel
Brian Tomlinson (a cura di), Applied Linguistics and Materials Developments, di Paola-Maria Caleffi
Michael J. Kramer, The Republic of Rock: Music and Citizenship in the Sixties Counterculture, di Camilla Fascina
Manuel Ramos, Desperado: A Mile High Noir, di Giulio Segato
Joe R. Feagin e José A. Cobas, Latinos Facing Racism: Discrimination, Resistance, and Endurance, di Erminio Corti
Giulia Fanara (a cura di), Shooting From Heaven. Trauma e soggettività nel cinema americano dalla seconda guerra mondiale al post 11 settembre, di Stefano Bosco
Kevin Powers, Yellow Birds, di Agnese De Marchi
Anita Desai, The Artist of Disappearance, di Ilaria Rigoli
F. Michael Higginbotham, Ghosts of Jim Crow: Ending Racism in Post-Racial America, di Anna Scacchi
Franco Ferrarotti, America Oggi. Capitalismo e società negli Stati Uniti, di Marta Degani
Francesco Zambon, Metamorfosi del Graal, di Matteo Sanfilippo
Marco Mariano, L'America nell'''Occidente''. Storia della dottrina Monroe (1823-1963), di Matteo Sanfilippo
Anthony S. Parent Jr. e Ulrike Wiethaus (a cura di), Trauma and Resilience in American Indian and African American Southern History, di Arianna Mancini
John E. Williams, Butcher's Crossing, di Stefano Bosco
Pierre W. Orelus, Whitecentricism and Linguoracism Exposed: Towards the De-centering of Whiteness and De-colonization of School, di Valeria Franceschi
Chris Adrian, La grande notte, di Mara Barbuni
Linguistic Field(s): Discourse Analysis
Historical Linguistics
Ling & Literature
Semantics
Sociolinguistics
Subject Language(s): English (eng)
Italian (ita)
Tibetan (bod)
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