A Circular Journey.
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- 9780823226177
- 818.5409
- PS3552.A725 -- Z46 2006eb
Intro -- Title Page -- Table of Contents -- Part I: Home -- 2004 James Street -- My Mother's Wedding Day -- Zio Filippo at Summer Camp -- The Spinsters of Taos -- Part II: Abroad -- A Fish Tale -- Montale and Mosca in a Train -- Sicily, Light and Dark -- A Classical Excursion -- Neruda vs. Sartre at the Sea -- Souvenirs of Venice -- Being at Bellagio -- Part III: Return -- Shutting the Door on Someone -- Paris in the Boondocks -- A Story of Rings -- A Circular Journey.
Novelist, critic, pioneer voice in Italian-American literature, Helen Barolini has tracked the intersections of ethnic identity, generations, and art in a remarkable body of work. Here, she brings together essays both personal and critical in a revealing self-portraitGfrom her youth in an Italian immigrant home in upstate New York to a life at home and abroad in two cultures. From its title essayGa classic chronicle of rediscovering a cultureGto explorations of Italy as a creative springboard, this book is a circling of both worlds as they touched and merged in her journey.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2024. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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