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Building on its award-winning, immigrant-related literary foundation of
<https://www.edizionifarinelli.com/titles.php?title=NON+SOLTANTO+UN+BAULE&ti
d=56> NON SOLTANTO UN BAULE: Storie di emigranti italiani , Edizioni
Farinelli has now published MIGRAZIONI CONTEMPORANEE:
<https://edizionifarinelli.com/titles.php?title=Migrazioni+contemporanee&tid
=500> Testi e contesti, a robust 232-page textbook focusing on the current
phenomenon of migration to Italy. What makes this textbook unique is its
“privileged perspective on migration, assimilation, acculturation and,
ultimately, a more accurate picture of Italy in the new millennium,” says
Dr. Fulvio Orsitto, Director of Georgetown University’s Villa Le Balze Study
Center in Florence.  He adds, “In this textbook, the present-day interaction
between ‘Italianness’ and ‘otherness’ is made accessible, explored in depth
through a mosaic of lively authorial voices. Readings are introduced,
contextualized and made even more relevant by interviews with writers.”

 

Migrazioni contemporanee features literature and in-depth interviews with
both well-known and lesser known migrant writers including Christiana De
Caldas Brito, Ubax Christina Ali Farah, Gabriella Ghermandi, Gëzim Hajdari,
Kossi Kombla-Ebri, Ron Kubati, Amara Lakhous, Salah Methnani, Ingy Mubiayi,
Igiaba Scego and Laila Wadia.  Their voice represents the migration
experience from the 1990s to the present. This new textbook offers guided
analysis of these literary texts as well as study of their cultural context,
thus offering a multifaceted perspective on the new in-migration phenomenon.
The textbook can be used for semester and quarter-long courses in
universities as well as senior classes in high schools including honors
Italian and Italian AP.

 

“Well-researched, informative and amazingly current!,” says Tiziana
Serafini, Visiting Special Professional Faculty, University of Notre Dame.
She adds, it is much more than a textbook: it is a work that gets to the
heart of contemporary issues of im/migration to Italy while engaging
students in literary, anthropological and historical analysis.“

 

Migrazioni contemporanee was developed by Giusy Di Filippo and Martina Di
Florio, both native-speaking Italians. Di Filippo, a L’Aquila, Abruzzo
native, has been teaching Italian Language, Literature and Culture in the
U.S. since 2005.  Currently, she is a lecturer at the University of New
Hampshire. She holds a Laurea in Foreign Literatures and Languages from
Università dell’Aquila and a Ph.D. in Contemporary Italian Literature from
the University of Wisconsin-Madison.  Di Florio, a Venetian, has been
teaching Italian Language, Literature and Culture in the U.S. since 2006.
She is currently a lecturer of Italian Language and Literature at Trinity
College, Hartford, CT. She received a Laurea in Classical Literature from
the University of Bologna and a Master of Arts from the University of
Connecticut where she is also a Ph.D. candidate.

 

The new textbook published by Edizioni Farinelli, is its fourth textbook now
available for Italian instruction. Others are:
<http://www.edizionifarinelli.com/titles.php?title=MOSAICI+w%2FDVD&tid=468>
Mosaici: Snapshots of Contemporary Italian Life,
<http://www.edizionifarinelli.com/titles.php?title=SCRIVI+BENE%21&tid=493>
Scrivi bene!: Writing Effectively in Italian, and
<https://www.edizionifarinelli.com/titles.php?title=SEQUENZE&tid=495>
Sequenze: Italian Through Contemporary Film.  

 

A separate Soluzioni/Teacher’s Guide for Migrazioni contemporanee is also
available.

 

For more information or to order visit  <http://www.edizionifarinelli.com/>
www.edizionifarinelli.com.

 

Migrazioni contemporanee: Testi e contesti

ISBN 978-1-937923-21-1

$68.95

 

Soluzioni: Migrazioni contemporanee 

ISBN 978-1-937923-22-8

$24.95

 

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