Publication Date:
2020
abstract:
Engramma issue no. 174 Navi della libertà is dedicated to the “Ship of Freedom”, a figure and symbol that sailed the Mediterranean Sea from the 5th century BCE to contemporary times. The volume includes contributions by Danae Antonakou, Maria Bergamo, Silvia Burini, Monica Centanni, Misha Davidoff, Lucia Nadin, Francesco Monticini, Alessandra Pedersoli and Christian Toson, Silvia Ronchey, and a new edition of the Diary of Exile by Mimica Cranaki published in 1950 in “Les Temps Modernes”, the review directed by Jean Paul Sartre.
Iris type:
5.1 Curatela
Keywords:
Migration, Cultural Heritage, War, II World War, Bucintoro, Scandeberg, Ponomarev, Athenian Democracy, Paralos, Cultural Studies,
Albanian Studies, Claude Lévi-Strauss, Russian Art, Constantinople, Greek manuscripts, Anna Seghers, Fall of Constantinople,
History of Venice, Merchant Shipping, Ogier Ghislain de Busbecq, Radio Broadcasting, Abel-François Villemain, Vichy Regime, Laszlo Moholy Nagy,
Scanderbeg, Radio Caroline.
List of contributors:
D. ANTONAKOU, D.; Centanni, M.; Monticini, F.
Book title:
Navi della libertà
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