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Marta Cariello

Biographic Data

ID4153674
NAMEMarta Cariello
GIVEN NAMESMarta
FAMILY NAMECariello
SIGNATURECARIELLO M
AFFILIATIONSIstituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare, Sezione di Napoli
ORCID0000-0003-0307-2037
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS1
AUTHOR COUNT4
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2009
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
H-INDEX1
  • Mediterranean blues

    Open Access•Marta Cariello, Iain Chambers et al.•ARTICLE•California Italian Studies•2020

    The Mediterranean is often evoked as the metaphor for the various faces of modernity: from its presumed roots in classical Greece to the intertwining of Africa, Asia and Europe in its waters, emerging and insisting in today’s immigration ‘crisis’. Attempting to take methodological certainties and the universalizing history of Western modernity ‘offshore’, we propose to confront the sea not only in terms of a barrier or a bridge, but also as an on…

  • La question méditerranéenne

    Open Access•Iain Chambers, Marta Cariello et al.•ARTICLE•Miranda•2020

    La question méditerranéenne : on fait ici clairement référence à l’essai inachevé d’Antonio Gramsci qui a été ensuite publié sous le titre La question méridionale. Dans ce texte, la géographie traçait la configuration du pouvoir. La subordination du midi au nord de l’Italie et le voisinage de celui-ci avec l’Europe moderne transalpine faisaient et font encore partie d’une cartographie où la Méditerranée et les autres suds du monde sont structurel…

  • Coming of Age in the Solitude of the Lost Land

    Marta Cariello•ARTICLE•Hawwa•2014•Cited by: 1•References: 1

    This contribution analyzes Palestinian-American Randa Jarrar’s semi-autobiographical novel A Map of Home (2008). The novel is read through various, overlapping lenses: the use of the semi-autobiographical form and the related challenge, brought about by the woman migrant writer, to the genre itself of autobiography and its relevance to individual and collective identity formation, the deconstruction of fixed, universal subjectivity and the challe…

  • Searching for Room to Move

    Marta Cariello•CHAPTER•Arab Voices in Diaspora•2009

  • Coming of Age in the Solitude of the Lost Land

    Marta Cariello•ARTICLE•Hawwa•2014•Cited by: 1•References: 1

    This contribution analyzes Palestinian-American Randa Jarrar’s semi-autobiographical novel A Map of Home (2008). The novel is read through various, overlapping lenses: the use of the semi-autobiographical form and the related challenge, brought about by the woman migrant writer, to the genre itself of autobiography and its relevance to individual and collective identity formation, the deconstruction of fixed, universal subjectivity and the challe…

  • Searching for Room to Move

    Marta Cariello•CHAPTER•Arab Voices in Diaspora•2009

  • Coming of Age in the Solitude of the Lost Land

    Marta Cariello•ARTICLE•Hawwa•2014•Cited by: 1•References: 1

    This contribution analyzes Palestinian-American Randa Jarrar’s semi-autobiographical novel A Map of Home (2008). The novel is read through various, overlapping lenses: the use of the semi-autobiographical form and the related challenge, brought about by the woman migrant writer, to the genre itself of autobiography and its relevance to individual and collective identity formation, the deconstruction of fixed, universal subjectivity and the challe…

  • Mediterranean blues

    Open Access•Marta Cariello, Iain Chambers et al.•ARTICLE•California Italian Studies•2020

    The Mediterranean is often evoked as the metaphor for the various faces of modernity: from its presumed roots in classical Greece to the intertwining of Africa, Asia and Europe in its waters, emerging and insisting in today’s immigration ‘crisis’. Attempting to take methodological certainties and the universalizing history of Western modernity ‘offshore’, we propose to confront the sea not only in terms of a barrier or a bridge, but also as an on…

  • La question méditerranéenne

    Open Access•Iain Chambers, Marta Cariello et al.•ARTICLE•Miranda•2020

    La question méditerranéenne : on fait ici clairement référence à l’essai inachevé d’Antonio Gramsci qui a été ensuite publié sous le titre La question méridionale. Dans ce texte, la géographie traçait la configuration du pouvoir. La subordination du midi au nord de l’Italie et le voisinage de celui-ci avec l’Europe moderne transalpine faisaient et font encore partie d’une cartographie où la Méditerranée et les autres suds du monde sont structurel…

Art (4 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · History (2 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Literature (2 works) · Narrative (2 works) · Political science (2 works)

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