Titlebook: Culture and Conflict in Postwar Italy; Essays on Mass and P Zygmunt G. Barański (Head),Robert Lumley (Senior L Book 1990 Zygmunt G. Bara?sk

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-00043-2first is that of collective action, a theme which has been extensively studied, especially in its left-wing political forms. The second, that of the family and familism, has received scant attention until very recently. The relationship between the two — the intertwining of family and collectivity —

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-00315-0taly in Britain (and also elsewhere in Northern Europe and in the USA). The northern view of Italy has its roots in English and German romanticism and sees it as a country of deep and continuous cultural traditions, cultivated (cultivated people, cultivated landscape), slightly corrupt (sexually, po

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-00315-0 at the Madonna della Salute. Near me there were two people talking excitedly to each other and pointing to the buildings on the Grand Canal. I found myself listening and trying to understand what they were saying: not a single word was intelligible. I started to wonder what language they were speak

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Are the Eternal Objects Platonic Ideas?,it changed in the postwar period, given that cultures are not static and immobile but conditioned by economic, social and political changes? Is it an élite culture, a mass culture or a popular culture? What is the role of the Roman Catholic Church in the production and diffusion of Catholic culture?

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-00728-8uld not appear to offend good sense to suggest that Pasolini’s cultural activities can be deemed to encapsulate many of this book’s unifying concerns. His eclectic intellectual endeavour led him to be directly involved with the mass media, from radio to cinema, and from the press to television — the

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The Development of Comparative Politics, and at a more specialist level, a constant flow of acute, forceful and usually entertaining articles and essays on specific topics in broadcasting, publishing, advertising and related aspects of modern mass culture. At the same time, in his semiotic theory, he has developed an imposingly elaborate

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The First Problem: Conceptualisation,role that contemporary philosophical debates over such terms as the ‘post-metaphysical’ and ‘weak thought’ occupy. These particular philosophical concepts, the critical traditions from which they have emerged, and the visibility they have in Italian intellectual and civil life are likely to be quite