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Giuliana Minghelli

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ID5828153
NAMEGiuliana Minghelli
GIVEN NAMESGiuliana
FAMILY NAMEMinghelli
SIGNATUREMINGHELLI G
AFFILIATIONSMcGill University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS17
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR17
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1990
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Vi sono molte strade per l'Italia. Ricercatori e fotografi americani nel Mezzogiorno degli anni Cinquanta

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Italian American Review•2025

    Francesco Faeta is a visual anthropologist who works extensively on the Italian South, exploring the reciprocal play between the anthropologist/photographer and the human subject. In this book he recounts the ethnographic journeys to the Mezzogiorno of two American researchers and a photographer between 1949 and 1957. Their little-known stories raise important questions that reverberate across such diverse fields as anthropology, visual and cultu…

  • Amarcord /Am'l'arcord. Fascism, Memory, and the Visual in Federico Fellini and Renzo Renzi

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Italica•2020

    This essay reflects on questions of visibility and invisibility in the representation of Fascism through a study of the visual memory of Fascism in Amarcord and the photo-essay “Il Fascismo involontario,” which Renzo Renzi, Bolognese critic and longtime friend of Fellini, wrote in 1975 in direct response to the film. After retracing the roots of Amarcord to Fellini's collaboration with Renzi, the essay maps their contrasting stances toward memory…

  • Encounters with the Real in Contemporary Italian Literature and Cinema

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Italian Culture•2017

    In Reality Hunger David Shields (Reality Hunger: A Manifesto. New York: Knopf, 2010) describes a consuming yearning in contemporary culture, as attested by the commercial success of reality shows a

  • Icons of remorse

    Open Access•Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Modern Italy•2016•References: 2

    This essay explores the 1950s as a space of cultural transition through two bodies of iconic images: Tazio Secchiaroli’s 1958 reportage of Aiché Nanà’s striptease and Franco Pinna’s documentation of the rituals of mourning during his work in Salento with anthropologist Ernesto de Martino. Produced on the eve of the miracolo economico , these images are iconic condensations of the contrasting cultural horizons defining the national imaginary of 19…

  • Stillness in Motion

    Sarah Patricia Hill, Giuliana Minghelli•BOOK•Stillness in Motion•2015

    Stillness in Motion brings together the writing of scholars, theorists, and artists on the uneasy relationship between Italian culture and photography. Highlighting the depth and complexity of the Italian contribution to the technology and practice of photography, this collection offers essays, interviews, and theoretical reflections at the intersection of comparative, visual, and cultural studies. Its chapters, illustrated with more than 130 bla…

  • Landscape and Memory in Post-Fascist Italian Film

    Giuliana Minghelli•BOOK•Landscape and Memory in…•2014

    This study argues that neorealism’s visual genius is inseparable from its almost invisible relation to the Fascist past: a connection inscribed in cinematic landscapes. While largely a silent narrative, neorealism’s complex visual processing of two decades of Fascism remains the greatest cultural production in the service of memorialization and comprehension for a nation that had neither a Nuremberg nor a formal process of reconciliation. Through…

  • Svevo, Blogging and the Future of Literature

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•2014

    Svevo, Blogging and the Future of Literature Giuliana Minghelli (bio) The ethos of writing, and the status of the writer and that unruly object known as literature, preoccupied Italo Svevo throughout his career. From the beginning, Svevo wrote about writing.1 Be it salvation or ruination, writing is the crucial experience in the life of his characters. Novel writing, shared dreaming, diary keeping, literary criticism, or fable-telling contests, t…

  • In the Shadow of the Mammoth

    Valerio Ferme, Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Italica•2004

  • In the Shadow of the Mammoth

    Giuliana Minghelli•BOOK•In the Shadow of the Mammoth•2002

    Giuliana Minghelli uses Italo Svevo's parodic Darwinian fable of the prehistoric encounter between the weak and 'unfinished' man and an incommensurable other to reassess his eccentric contribution to 20th century literature.

  • What's In A Word? Rosetta Loy's Search for History in Childhood

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•2001

    MLN - Volume 116, Number 1, January 2001 (Italian Issue)

  • Italo Svevo tra moderno e postmoderno

    Giuliana Minghelli, Mauro Buccheri et al.•ARTICLE•Italica•1998

  • The Lonely Mirror

    Giuliana Minghelli, Stephen Kemp et al.•ARTICLE•Tulsa Studies in Women s Literature•1995

    This a broad-ranging anthology of critical essays spanning the last ten years, drawn from literature, linguistics, semiotics, history, psychoanalysis and philosophy. Contributing to a dialogue with Anglo-American and French theorists, this collection sets out to contextualize Italian feminist theory within the international debate. The essays illuminate the specific character of Italian feminism as a political and intellectual movement, and draw …

  • Ricordando il quotidiano. Lessico famigliare o l'arte del cantastorie

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Italica•1995

  • In the Shadow of the Mammoth

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•1994

    Freed from the stifling tutela of the psychoanalyst in the last pages of the novel, Zeno becomes more and more solitary, wandering along the metaphysical banks of the Isonzo river until the war separates him permanently from all the ties, obligations and social expectations that had wrapped him in their dense web. The book, which began with Zeno's solitary exercise of remembrance, returns in the end to the intimacy of raccoglimento. In between, t…

  • Refiguring Woman

    Giuliana Minghelli, Marilyn Migiel et al.•ARTICLE•Tulsa Studies in Women s Literature•1993

  • Il Ritorno Di Efigenia La Statua, I Silenzi E La Discreta Retorica

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Italian Culture•1990

  • Il Ritorno Di Efigenia La Statua, I Silenzi E La Discreta Retorica

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Italian Culture•1990

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  • Il Ritorno Di Efigenia La Statua, I Silenzi E La Discreta Retorica

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Italian Culture•1990

  • Il Ritorno Di Efigenia La Statua, I Silenzi E La Discreta Retorica

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Italian Culture•1990

  • Refiguring Woman

    Giuliana Minghelli, Marilyn Migiel et al.•ARTICLE•Tulsa Studies in Women s Literature•1993

  • In the Shadow of the Mammoth

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•1994

    Freed from the stifling tutela of the psychoanalyst in the last pages of the novel, Zeno becomes more and more solitary, wandering along the metaphysical banks of the Isonzo river until the war separates him permanently from all the ties, obligations and social expectations that had wrapped him in their dense web. The book, which began with Zeno's solitary exercise of remembrance, returns in the end to the intimacy of raccoglimento. In between, t…

  • The Lonely Mirror

    Giuliana Minghelli, Stephen Kemp et al.•ARTICLE•Tulsa Studies in Women s Literature•1995

    This a broad-ranging anthology of critical essays spanning the last ten years, drawn from literature, linguistics, semiotics, history, psychoanalysis and philosophy. Contributing to a dialogue with Anglo-American and French theorists, this collection sets out to contextualize Italian feminist theory within the international debate. The essays illuminate the specific character of Italian feminism as a political and intellectual movement, and draw …

  • Ricordando il quotidiano. Lessico famigliare o l'arte del cantastorie

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Italica•1995

  • Italo Svevo tra moderno e postmoderno

    Giuliana Minghelli, Mauro Buccheri et al.•ARTICLE•Italica•1998

  • What's In A Word? Rosetta Loy's Search for History in Childhood

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•2001

    MLN - Volume 116, Number 1, January 2001 (Italian Issue)

  • In the Shadow of the Mammoth

    Giuliana Minghelli•BOOK•In the Shadow of the Mammoth•2002

    Giuliana Minghelli uses Italo Svevo's parodic Darwinian fable of the prehistoric encounter between the weak and 'unfinished' man and an incommensurable other to reassess his eccentric contribution to 20th century literature.

  • In the Shadow of the Mammoth

    Valerio Ferme, Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Italica•2004

  • Landscape and Memory in Post-Fascist Italian Film

    Giuliana Minghelli•BOOK•Landscape and Memory in…•2014

    This study argues that neorealism’s visual genius is inseparable from its almost invisible relation to the Fascist past: a connection inscribed in cinematic landscapes. While largely a silent narrative, neorealism’s complex visual processing of two decades of Fascism remains the greatest cultural production in the service of memorialization and comprehension for a nation that had neither a Nuremberg nor a formal process of reconciliation. Through…

  • Svevo, Blogging and the Future of Literature

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•2014

    Svevo, Blogging and the Future of Literature Giuliana Minghelli (bio) The ethos of writing, and the status of the writer and that unruly object known as literature, preoccupied Italo Svevo throughout his career. From the beginning, Svevo wrote about writing.1 Be it salvation or ruination, writing is the crucial experience in the life of his characters. Novel writing, shared dreaming, diary keeping, literary criticism, or fable-telling contests, t…

  • Stillness in Motion

    Sarah Patricia Hill, Giuliana Minghelli•BOOK•Stillness in Motion•2015

    Stillness in Motion brings together the writing of scholars, theorists, and artists on the uneasy relationship between Italian culture and photography. Highlighting the depth and complexity of the Italian contribution to the technology and practice of photography, this collection offers essays, interviews, and theoretical reflections at the intersection of comparative, visual, and cultural studies. Its chapters, illustrated with more than 130 bla…

  • Icons of remorse

    Open Access•Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Modern Italy•2016•References: 2

    This essay explores the 1950s as a space of cultural transition through two bodies of iconic images: Tazio Secchiaroli’s 1958 reportage of Aiché Nanà’s striptease and Franco Pinna’s documentation of the rituals of mourning during his work in Salento with anthropologist Ernesto de Martino. Produced on the eve of the miracolo economico , these images are iconic condensations of the contrasting cultural horizons defining the national imaginary of 19…

  • Encounters with the Real in Contemporary Italian Literature and Cinema

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Italian Culture•2017

    In Reality Hunger David Shields (Reality Hunger: A Manifesto. New York: Knopf, 2010) describes a consuming yearning in contemporary culture, as attested by the commercial success of reality shows a

  • Amarcord /Am'l'arcord. Fascism, Memory, and the Visual in Federico Fellini and Renzo Renzi

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Italica•2020

    This essay reflects on questions of visibility and invisibility in the representation of Fascism through a study of the visual memory of Fascism in Amarcord and the photo-essay “Il Fascismo involontario,” which Renzo Renzi, Bolognese critic and longtime friend of Fellini, wrote in 1975 in direct response to the film. After retracing the roots of Amarcord to Fellini's collaboration with Renzi, the essay maps their contrasting stances toward memory…

  • Vi sono molte strade per l'Italia. Ricercatori e fotografi americani nel Mezzogiorno degli anni Cinquanta

    Giuliana Minghelli•ARTICLE•Italian American Review•2025

    Francesco Faeta is a visual anthropologist who works extensively on the Italian South, exploring the reciprocal play between the anthropologist/photographer and the human subject. In this book he recounts the ethnographic journeys to the Mezzogiorno of two American researchers and a photographer between 1949 and 1957. Their little-known stories raise important questions that reverberate across such diverse fields as anthropology, visual and cultu…

Art (14 works) · Italian Fascism and Post-war Society (10 works) · Italian Literature and Culture (8 works) · History (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Humanities (4 works) · Psychoanalysis (4 works) · Art history (3 works) · Italy (3 works)

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