Titlebook: Italian Modernities; Competing Narratives Rosario Forlenza,Bjørn Thomassen Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 I

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Competing Modernities: Postwar Italy and the Struggle over a Divided Past, identity and future. Amid the wreckage of the Fascist regime and the visceral anger directed at those deemed responsible for the catastrophe—as the scene in Piazzale Loreto epitomized, with the bodies of the Duce, his mistress Claretta Petacci, and twelve fascists hanging by their feet—where could

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Fragile Modernities: Critique, Crisis, and Emancipatory Politics,ibed in the previous chapter developed in some sort of antagonistic harmony, and within an institutional (and constitutional) framework that was recognized by everyone. Governments kept changing, but the Christian Democrats remained in power. Italy normalized, democracy normalized, and from the 1950

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After Modernity? Nationhood in the Post-Cold War Era,ttempts were made to articulate a culture-specific pathway to the modern. This happened as a constant negotiation over nationhood, attempting to define the ‘soul’ of the country. But it also happened as a mission with a wider purpose, identifying an Italian platform for a project of modernity resona

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What If We Were Never Modern?,political thought and culture that emerged in twentieth-century Italy can be seen as a microcosm of Europe’s twentieth-century age of ideologies. To think about Italy less as a latecomer to modernity and more in terms of its composite Mediterranean and European specificities means to reopen its hist

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Rosario Forlenza,Bjørn Thomassentive way, with illustrations throughout.The second edition of this textbook offers extended information on imaging as well as relaxation. A new chapter has been added to cover hyperpolarisation. As before, .Essential NMR. is a set of lecture notes for scientists and engineers who want to brush up on

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