Encyclopedia of Contemporary Italian Culture by Gino Moliterno

Encyclopedia of Contemporary Italian Culture by Gino Moliterno

With over 900 entries contributed by an international group of experts, this rigorously compiled and ambitious A-Z volume offers rich readable coverage of the diverse forms of post-1945 Italian culture.

'While accessible to the general reader, this unique work serves as a gateway for any scholar delving into the world of modern Italian cultureIt is highly recommended. - American Reference Books Annual

'As a source of reference this new Routledge encyclopedia is indispensable. Furthermore it should be studied by all those who influence policy in the fields of politics, commerce and public opinion, for it provides insights into the richness and complexity of life in contemporary Italy.'- Rivista

'Indeed as a source of reference this new Routledge encyclopedia is indispensable' - Rivista 377 [Summer 2000]

'With more than 1000 entries, this title makes an excellent bookend to The Italian American Experience. Recommended for all libraries.' - Library Journal [July 2000]

'While accessible to the general reader, this unique work serves as a gateway for any scholar delving into the world of modern Italian culture. It is highly recommended. - American reference Books Annual 2000 Edition

'The Encyclopedia of Contemporary Italian Culture meets the needs of both the more specialised and general reader, and is well worth a place in any general or specialist reference collection.' - Reference Reviews Volume 14, Number 7, 2000

'The newest edition to Routledge's Encyclopedias of Contemporary Culture series is a useful reference for all things Italian in the post-1945 era. Recommended for any academic or large public library with users needing expanded reference coverage of Italy.' - Booklist [November 2000]

'Comprehensive 744-page guide to many artists, writers and thinkers' - The Philapelphia Inquirer

' ...as a source of reference this new Routledge encyclopedia is indispensable. Furthermore it should be studied by all those who influence policy in the fields of politics, commerce and public opinion, for it provides insights into the richness and complexity of life in contemporary Italy.'- Rivista

Gino Moliterno has written extensively in the fields of comparative literature, film studies and Italian studies. He is a lecturer in Italian Film Studies at the Australian National University.

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ISBN 13	9780415285568
ISBN 10	0415285569
Title	Encyclopedia of Contemporary Italian Culture
Author	Gino Moliterno
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Taylor & Francis Ltd
Year published	2002-12-19
Number of pages	702
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