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Site of Resistance: The Popular Piety of Santa Maria delle Carceri in Prato

 Shannon Gilmore   University of California, Santa Barbara This summer I enjoyed a month-long sojourn in Florence to expand my dissertation project on Central Italian miraculous image cults established...

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Pope Francis, the Year of Mercy and Vatican II

Max Vodola   Catholic Theological College, Melbourne Recently Pope Francis announced a Year of Mercy for the Catholic Church commencing on 8 December 2015, the feast of the Immaculate Conception, and...

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Catholicism and politics after the DC

The latest issue of the Journal of Modern Italian Studies (vol.21, 3, 2016) has a set of articles on the nature of contemporary Catholicism and its relations to politics in Italy today. Did the...

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Dal guntiino al jilbab: come spiegare un cambio d’abito?

Kaha Mohamed Aden    ACIS Dopo gli anni Novanta del secolo scorso il guntiino, il vestito molto colorito delle donne somale che lasciava il collo e le spalle scoperte, è scomparso, rimpiazzato dal...

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Exploring Venice’s past and present

Jen McFarland, enrolled in a History MA at the University of Melbourne, spent September to December 2019 in Venice as an ACIS Save Venice Fellow researching the identity, status and activities of the...

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Of Coffee, Cakes, and an Obligatory Saint

Catherine Kovesi  University of Melbourne Throughout most of the westernised world we have just celebrated the festival of Halloween. Each year many protest the intrusion of what they see as an...

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La festa del Panettone riciclato

Edda Orlandi   Università degli Studi di Milano Il 3 febbraio, San Biagio, si celebra in Lombardia la Festa del Panettone avanzato. Giorno successivo alla Candelora (“Madona de la Candelora, de...

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Burning emotions: Giovanni Tarantino at the Museo Italiano, Thursday 25...

For about ten years now there has been talk of history having taken an “emotional turn”. If the scholars of the Annales School were aiming to write history from the bottom up, the historians of...

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I papiri di Carmelo Campanella

Chiara Ottaviano   Cliomedia Officina (Torino) Carmelo Campanella è nato a Ragusa nel 1931 e ha vissuto fino a pochi anni fa in campagna allevando bovini. In tarda età ha scoperto di essere custode di...

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Religion in cinema and television

Clodagh Brook’s latest work, Screening Religions in Italy (2019), tackles a little-explored area: the role of Catholicism (but also of other religions) in the organisation, production and distribution...

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