Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Introduction: How Did Southern Italy Become "the South"? -- I. Imagining the South, c. 1750-1850. 1. Italy as Europe's South. 2. "L'Europe finit a Naples": Representations of the Mezzogiorno in the Century before Unification -- II. Representing the South in the Risorgimento, c. 1825-1861. 3. The North Looks South, 1825-1848. 4. Of Bourbons and Barbarism, 1848-1860. 5. "This Is Not Italy!": Ruling and Representing the South, 1860-1861 -- III. Representing the South in Postunification Italy, c. 1870-1885. 6. Terra Vergine: Picturing the South in Illustrazione italiana. 7. The Emergence of the Southern Question in Pasquale Villari and Leopoldo Franchetti. 8. The Geographical Poetics of Giovanni Verga. Conclusion: What the South Enables Us to Say.. }
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- catalog description "Introduction: How Did Southern Italy Become "the South"? -- I. Imagining the South, c. 1750-1850. 1. Italy as Europe's South. 2. "L'Europe finit a Naples": Representations of the Mezzogiorno in the Century before Unification -- II. Representing the South in the Risorgimento, c. 1825-1861. 3. The North Looks South, 1825-1848. 4. Of Bourbons and Barbarism, 1848-1860. 5. "This Is Not Italy!": Ruling and Representing the South, 1860-1861 -- III. Representing the South in Postunification Italy, c. 1870-1885. 6. Terra Vergine: Picturing the South in Illustrazione italiana. 7. The Emergence of the Southern Question in Pasquale Villari and Leopoldo Franchetti. 8. The Geographical Poetics of Giovanni Verga. Conclusion: What the South Enables Us to Say.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: How Did Southern Italy Become "the South"? -- I. Imagining the South, c. 1750-1850. 1. Italy as Europe's South. 2. "L'Europe finit a Naples": Representations of the Mezzogiorno in the Century before Unification -- II. Representing the South in the Risorgimento, c. 1825-1861. 3. The North Looks South, 1825-1848. 4. Of Bourbons and Barbarism, 1848-1860. 5. "This Is Not Italy!": Ruling and Representing the South, 1860-1861 -- III. Representing the South in Postunification Italy, c. 1870-1885. 6. Terra Vergine: Picturing the South in Illustrazione italiana. 7. The Emergence of the Southern Question in Pasquale Villari and Leopoldo Franchetti. 8. The Geographical Poetics of Giovanni Verga. Conclusion: What the South Enables Us to Say.".