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Terrorism, Italian Style: Representations of Political Violence in Contemporary Italian Cinema (Volume 3) (imlr books)

Full title: Terrorism, Italian Style: Representations of Political Violence in Contemporary Italian Cinema (Volume 3) (imlr books)
ISBN: 9780854572281
ISBN 10: 0854572287
Authors: Glynn, Ruth
Publisher: Institute Of Modern Languages Research
Edition: Illustrated
Num. pages: 246
Binding: Paperback
Language: en
Published on: 2012

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Synopsis

The Legacy Of Italy's Experience Of Political Violence And Terrorism In The Anni Di Piombo ('years Of Lead', C. 1969-83) Continues To Exercise The Italian Imagination To An Extraordinary Degree. Cinema Has Played A Particularly Prominent Role In Articulating The Ongoing Impact Of The Anni Di Piombo And In Defining The Ways In Which Italians Remember And Work Through The Atrocities And Traumas Of Those Years. Terrorism, Italian Style Brings Together Some Of The Most Important Scholars Contributing To The Study Of Cinematic Representations Of The Anni Di Piombo. Drawing On A Comparative Approach And A Broad Range Of Critical Perspectives (including Genre Theory, Family And Gender Issues, Trauma Theory And Ethics), The Book Addresses An Extensive Range Of Films Produced Between The 1970s And The Present And Articulates Their Significance And Relevance To Contemporary Italian Society And Culture. Ruth Glynn Is Senior Lecturer In Italian At The University Of Bristol.giancarlo Lombardi Is Professor Of Italian Literature At The City University Of New York. Alan O'leary Is Senior Lecturer In Italian At The University Of Leeds -- Introduction : Terrorism, Italian Style / Ruth Glynn, Giancarlo Lombardi, Alan O'leary -- Terrorism And Genre : Navigating The Labyrinth : Cinematic Investigations Of Right-wing Terrorism / Mary P. Wood -- 'in Pieno Fumetto' : Bertolucci, Terrorism And The Commedia All'italiana / Alan O'leary -- Primetime Terror : Representations Of The Armed Struggle In Tv Drama / Giancarlo Lombardi. Family Motifs And Feminizing Terror : Keeping It In The Family : Politically Motivated Violence In Tre Fratelli, Colpire Al Cuore And Segreti Segreti / Max Henninger -- To Strike At The Heart Of Family And State : Gianni Amelio's Colpire Al Cuore / Ellen Nerenberg -- Terrorism, A Female Malady / Ruth Glynn. Screening Moro : Screening The Moro Case / Rachele Tardi -- A Spectre Is Haunting Italy: The Double 'emplotment' Of The Moro Affair / Nicoletta Marini-maio -- Moro Martyred, Braghetti Betrayed : History Retold In Buongiorno, Notte / Dana Renga. Terrorism And Ethics : Ethics Of Conviction Vs Ethics Of Responsibility In Cinematic Representations Of Italian Left-wing Terrorism Of The 1970s / Leonardo Cecchini. Edited By Ruth Glynn, Giancarlo Lombardi And Alan O'leary. Includes A Glossary. Includes Bibliographical References, Filmographies, And Index.