Titlebook: City and Nation in the Italian Unification; The National Festiva Mahnaz Yousefzadeh Book 2011 Mahnaz Yousefzadeh 2011 Dante Alighieri.Italy

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978-1-349-29141-0Mahnaz Yousefzadeh 2011

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The City Organizes the Nation: The Structures of the Centenary,itutional design of the new nation-state. While the actual creation of Italy as a unitary and monarchical state had rendered moot the alternative federalist plans (à la Cattaneo or Neo-Guelf),. after 1861, the constitutional polemic shifted to questions concerning centralization and decentralization.

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2635-2931 documents left by the organizers, which positions the Centenary as a platform upon which an alternative definition of Italian national identity emerged.978-1-349-29141-0978-0-230-11872-0Series ISSN 2635-2931 Series E-ISSN 2635-294X

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Language Issues of Compiling Ada to Hardwaregregate of workers, students, academics, artists, professionals, political groups, and ideological factions from the recently united cities and provinces, the Centenary was the most lavish and expensive festival ever hosted by Florence. Denominated alternatively a national, European, and secular fes

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Evidential Volume Approach for Certificationitutional design of the new nation-state. While the actual creation of Italy as a unitary and monarchical state had rendered moot the alternative federalist plans (à la Cattaneo or Neo-Guelf),. after 1861, the constitutional polemic shifted to questions concerning centralization and decentralization

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-48753-0: decisions on the general dispositions, regulations, activities, symbolism, and length of the event. The commission’s responsibilities involved fashioning the repertoire of a formal festival as well as the choreography of the proper dress, gestures, and behavior of the new “Italians.” The undertaki

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ILTIS – The Legacy of a Successful Producttaly. Bruno Tobia has identified the dialectic of modernity and tradition as one of the three characteristics of commemorative politics of the period. The need to ground the Moderate Liberal regime in a founding myth, as well as present it as a radical break from the past, was indeed operative at th

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