An encounter with historic and contemporary Naples, in which it presents itself as an irresolvable paradox: acity in economic and political decline, despite its revival in the 1990s, that, nonetheless, produces a vital and profound intellectual life and a brilliant and exuberant artistic, literary and urban culture.
An encounter with historic and contemporary Naples, in which it presents itself as an irresolvable paradox: acity in economic and political decline, despite its revival in the 1990s, that, nonetheless, produces a vital and profound intellectual life and a brilliant and exuberant artistic, literary and urban culture.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgements Preface Returning to the Broken Fountain: Omaggio a Thomas Belmonte Theresa Aiello Foreword The Irresolvable Paradox: Essaying Naples Pellegrino D'Acierno and Stanislao Pugliese Introduction Naples as Chaosmos or, The City That Makes You Repeat Its Discourse Pellegrino D'Acierno LEARNING FROM CONTEMPORARY NAPLES/WRITING AS A NEAPOLITAN 1. Napòlide: A Man Without Naples Erri de Luca 2. Scuorno (Vergogna) Francesco Durante THE VIEW FROM AMERICA 3. Naples/New York: Across the Watery Divide B. Amore 4. Auratic Detritus/Sublime Trash: "Rough Magic" or, The Art of Transfiguration in B. Amore's Naples/New York Installation Pellegrino D'Acierno 5. One Early Twenty-First Century Summer in Naples: A Personal Essay John Domini 6. Investigating Gilda Mignonette as a "Newpolitan" Approach to Popular Culture Simona Frasca 7. Go Make Naples: New Perspectives from Italian American Artists Fred Gardaphé 8. You Want To Be Americano? Robert Zweig HISTORY, MEMORY & MERCY 9. Words in Journey: Echoes From Pompeii Angelo Cannavacciuolo 10. One of These Days Ilaria Marchesi and Simone Marchesi 11. Mediterranean Crossroads: Naples as a Model of South-Centric Cosmopolitanism Patrizia La Trecchia 12. The Form and Language of the Neapolitan Baroque Nick Napoli 13. The Sansevero Chapel: A Case Study of the Neapolitan Enlightenment Salvatore Napolitano 14. Caravaggio's Mercy in Naples Terence Ward MALANAPOLI: FROM THE LAZARONITUM TO GOMORRAH/CAMORRA 15. Il Paradiso Abitato da Diavoli: Naples as the Obscure Object of Discourse Pellegrino D'Acierno 16. The Contact Zone: Where Organized Crime and Everyday Life Meet Jason Pine 17. Gomorrah: The Rest of the Story Valerio Caprara WRITING & SINGING NAPLES 18. Anna Maria Ortese: Breaking the Spell of Naples? Andrea Baldi 19. Filumena Marturano: Eduardo De Filippo's Beloved Whore Rose De Angelis 20. Matilde Serao's Art of Numbers: Naples and the Game of Lotto Gabriella Romani 21. Opera and the Classical Tradition in Naples Joseph Rescigno 22. Poetry Charles Sant'Elia 23. Evoking Naples in a Story and a Story About Stories Gioia Timpanelli OMAGGI, or PAROLE d'AMMORE 24. Tributes to Shirley Hazzard Joseph Connors and Jonathan Galassi 25. A Tribute to John Turturro's Passione Stanislao Pugliese 26. A Celluloid Tribute to Thomas Belmonte Pellegrino D'Acierno CONTRIBUTORS
Acknowledgements Preface Returning to the Broken Fountain: Omaggio a Thomas Belmonte Theresa Aiello Foreword The Irresolvable Paradox: Essaying Naples Pellegrino D'Acierno and Stanislao Pugliese Introduction Naples as Chaosmos or, The City That Makes You Repeat Its Discourse Pellegrino D'Acierno LEARNING FROM CONTEMPORARY NAPLES/WRITING AS A NEAPOLITAN 1. Napòlide: A Man Without Naples Erri de Luca 2. Scuorno (Vergogna) Francesco Durante THE VIEW FROM AMERICA 3. Naples/New York: Across the Watery Divide B. Amore 4. Auratic Detritus/Sublime Trash: "Rough Magic" or, The Art of Transfiguration in B. Amore's Naples/New York Installation Pellegrino D'Acierno 5. One Early Twenty-First Century Summer in Naples: A Personal Essay John Domini 6. Investigating Gilda Mignonette as a "Newpolitan" Approach to Popular Culture Simona Frasca 7. Go Make Naples: New Perspectives from Italian American Artists Fred Gardaphé 8. You Want To Be Americano? Robert Zweig HISTORY, MEMORY & MERCY 9. Words in Journey: Echoes From Pompeii Angelo Cannavacciuolo 10. One of These Days Ilaria Marchesi and Simone Marchesi 11. Mediterranean Crossroads: Naples as a Model of South-Centric Cosmopolitanism Patrizia La Trecchia 12. The Form and Language of the Neapolitan Baroque Nick Napoli 13. The Sansevero Chapel: A Case Study of the Neapolitan Enlightenment Salvatore Napolitano 14. Caravaggio's Mercy in Naples Terence Ward MALANAPOLI: FROM THE LAZARONITUM TO GOMORRAH/CAMORRA 15. Il Paradiso Abitato da Diavoli: Naples as the Obscure Object of Discourse Pellegrino D'Acierno 16. The Contact Zone: Where Organized Crime and Everyday Life Meet Jason Pine 17. Gomorrah: The Rest of the Story Valerio Caprara WRITING & SINGING NAPLES 18. Anna Maria Ortese: Breaking the Spell of Naples? Andrea Baldi 19. Filumena Marturano: Eduardo De Filippo's Beloved Whore Rose De Angelis 20. Matilde Serao's Art of Numbers: Naples and the Game of Lotto Gabriella Romani 21. Opera and the Classical Tradition in Naples Joseph Rescigno 22. Poetry Charles Sant'Elia 23. Evoking Naples in a Story and a Story About Stories Gioia Timpanelli OMAGGI, or PAROLE d'AMMORE 24. Tributes to Shirley Hazzard Joseph Connors and Jonathan Galassi 25. A Tribute to John Turturro's Passione Stanislao Pugliese 26. A Celluloid Tribute to Thomas Belmonte Pellegrino D'Acierno CONTRIBUTORS
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