The Real Italians : : A Study in European Psychology / / Carlo Sforza.

Studies the historical origins of the Italians from their literature, dialects, roots in the soil, family bonds, religion, and their relationships with neighboring nations.

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Place / Publishing House:New York, NY : : Columbia University Press, , [1942]
©1942
Year of Publication:1942
Language:English
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Other title:Frontmatter --
PREFACE --
CONTENTS --
I. The Historical Origins of the Italians --
II. Why Their History Has Made the Italians Discontented Internationalists --
III. And Why This Discontent Has Produced the Principal Defect of a Part of the Italian Middle Class: Fustian --
IV. The Italians and Their Literature --
V. The Italians and Their Dialects --
VI. The Italians and Their Roots in the Soil --
VII. Italians and the Family Bond --
VIII. The Italians and Their Religion --
IX. Italians of the North and Italians of the South --
X. Italy and Foreign Visitors and Writers --
XI. The Italians and Their French Neighbors --
XII. The Italians and Their Swiss Neighbors --
XIII. The Italians and Their German Neighbors --
XIV. The Italians and Their Yugoslav Neighbors --
XV. The Italians and Their English Neighbors --
XVI. The Italians and America --
XVII. Anti-Italian Legends: Italian Skepticism --
XVIII. Anti-Italian Realities: Fascism --
XIX. The Italians and the Future of Europe --
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Summary:Studies the historical origins of the Italians from their literature, dialects, roots in the soil, family bonds, religion, and their relationships with neighboring nations.
Format:Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
ISBN:9780231896894
9783110442489
DOI:10.7312/sfor94080
Access:restricted access
Hierarchical level:Monograph
Statement of Responsibility: Carlo Sforza.