Notes in Italian Studies – Vol. 3

Notes in Italian Studies 3 – Complete Volume

Table of Contents

Foreword from the Chair of the Society for Italian Studies – Ruth Glynn (p. 4)

Scientific and Technological Imaginaries in Italian Literature and Culture from the Nineteenth to the Twenty-First Century – Gennaro Ambrosino, Frances Clemente, Jacopo Francesco Mascoli (p. 5)

‘Sotto il coltello anatomico’: Anatomical Imagery in Leopardi’s Zibaldone – Enrica Leydi (p. 9)

The Agency of Technology and Forensic Science in Leonardo Sciascia’s Una storia semplice – Emanuele Stefanori (p. 19)

Diffracting the Present: Cyborgs, Esosuits, and Holograms in Saetta Rossa (2021) – Alice Parrinello (p. 28)

Inadequacy to Modernisation in 20th Century Italy: Salgari’s Le meraviglie del Duemila and Antonioni’s Deserto rosso – Nicolò Dimasi (p. 39)

‘L’imago tua più viva all’intelletto splende nel suol che ti fu natio’: The Role of Italian Scientists in Giannina Milli’s Patriotic Poetics – Michela Sereni (p. 48)

Tra le pagine di Ferrania & Pirelli: Patrimonio artistico e strategie di marketing negli House Organ del dopoguerra – Costanza Paolillo (p. 58)

Notes on Contributors (p. 68)