Francesca Cappelletto
Biographic Data
| ID | 633064 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Francesca Cappelletto |
| GIVEN NAMES | Francesca |
| FAMILY NAME | Cappelletto |
| SIGNATURE | CAPPELLETTO F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Verona |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 50 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Kinship festivals1
Social Relations and War Remembrance
This article addresses the issue of how long‐term memory of extreme conditions is socially transformed. It focuses on elements of the social structure and pre‐war habitus that might help understanding of the divided memory of massacres that were perpetrated by the Nazis in three rural Tuscan villages between 1943 and 1944. Within the “mnemonic communities”, discrepancies arise since some of the villagers paradoxically blame the partisans instead …
Memory and World War II
Foreword--Michael Lambeck * Introduction--Francesca Cappelletto, University Of Verona, Italy * Remembering the Resistance in Popular Theatre: A Basque Controversy--Sandra Ott, University Of Nevada, Reno * War Remembrance and Social Relations in the Village of Ziakias--Riki Van Boeshoten, University of Thessaly, Greece * Public Memories and Personal Stories: Recalling the Nazi-Fascist Massacres in Central Italy--Francesca Cappelletto, University O…
Il Carnevale
Coscienza del ricordo e memoria narrativa dell'eccidio
Perceptions of health hazards in the narratives of Italian migrant workers at an Australian asbestos mine (1943-1966)
Long-Term Memory Of Extreme Events
The article analyses narratives of massacres by German troops in two villages in Tuscany during the Second World War. It explores the mechanisms of construction of group memory, considering the recollections from the perspective of both their social patterning and their emotional quality. Working from Bloch's assertion that there is no difference between the representations of autobiographical memory and those of historical accounts, I argue that…
Memories of Nazi-Fascist Massacres in Two Central Italian Villages
This paper analyses accounts of Nazi massacres in two rural communities in central Italy, with the aim of examining what memory of the event has survived fifty years later. Interview data were collected in villages which had the same land-tenure system (Mezzadria) until the 1960s, but which were characterized by a different system of socio-economic stratification. The hypothesis developed here is that the patterning of memory has to be related to…
L'addomesticamento dei "Gitanos" e delle alter classi pericolose
The population ecology of hunter-gatherers and their prey
Long-Term Memory Of Extreme Events
The article analyses narratives of massacres by German troops in two villages in Tuscany during the Second World War. It explores the mechanisms of construction of group memory, considering the recollections from the perspective of both their social patterning and their emotional quality. Working from Bloch's assertion that there is no difference between the representations of autobiographical memory and those of historical accounts, I argue that…
Perceptions of health hazards in the narratives of Italian migrant workers at an Australian asbestos mine (1943-1966)
Memories of Nazi-Fascist Massacres in Two Central Italian Villages
This paper analyses accounts of Nazi massacres in two rural communities in central Italy, with the aim of examining what memory of the event has survived fifty years later. Interview data were collected in villages which had the same land-tenure system (Mezzadria) until the 1960s, but which were characterized by a different system of socio-economic stratification. The hypothesis developed here is that the patterning of memory has to be related to…
The population ecology of hunter-gatherers and their prey
L'addomesticamento dei "Gitanos" e delle alter classi pericolose
Memories of Nazi-Fascist Massacres in Two Central Italian Villages
This paper analyses accounts of Nazi massacres in two rural communities in central Italy, with the aim of examining what memory of the event has survived fifty years later. Interview data were collected in villages which had the same land-tenure system (Mezzadria) until the 1960s, but which were characterized by a different system of socio-economic stratification. The hypothesis developed here is that the patterning of memory has to be related to…
Perceptions of health hazards in the narratives of Italian migrant workers at an Australian asbestos mine (1943-1966)
Long-Term Memory Of Extreme Events
The article analyses narratives of massacres by German troops in two villages in Tuscany during the Second World War. It explores the mechanisms of construction of group memory, considering the recollections from the perspective of both their social patterning and their emotional quality. Working from Bloch's assertion that there is no difference between the representations of autobiographical memory and those of historical accounts, I argue that…
Il Carnevale
Coscienza del ricordo e memoria narrativa dell'eccidio
Memory and World War II
Foreword--Michael Lambeck * Introduction--Francesca Cappelletto, University Of Verona, Italy * Remembering the Resistance in Popular Theatre: A Basque Controversy--Sandra Ott, University Of Nevada, Reno * War Remembrance and Social Relations in the Village of Ziakias--Riki Van Boeshoten, University of Thessaly, Greece * Public Memories and Personal Stories: Recalling the Nazi-Fascist Massacres in Central Italy--Francesca Cappelletto, University O…
Social Relations and War Remembrance
This article addresses the issue of how long‐term memory of extreme conditions is socially transformed. It focuses on elements of the social structure and pre‐war habitus that might help understanding of the divided memory of massacres that were perpetrated by the Nazis in three rural Tuscan villages between 1943 and 1944. Within the “mnemonic communities”, discrepancies arise since some of the villagers paradoxically blame the partisans instead …
Kinship festivals1
History (5 works) · Italian Fascism and Post-war Society (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Psychology (3 works)