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Volume 6, Number 2, 1 August 2001
Special Issue: Italian intellectuals and politics from Vico to Eco

Introduction - From philosophes to pundits: Italian intellectuals and politics from Vico to Eco
pp. 151-156(6)
Author: Bellamy, Richard

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Constructing an intellectual identity: autobiography and biography in eighteenth-century Naples
pp. 157-177(21)
Author: Calaresu, Melissa

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'Liberty and truth' or 'the sovereignty of reason': Carlo Cattaneo and the place of politics in the modern world
pp. 178-194(17)
Author: Thom, Martin

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The people and the professors: socialism and the educated middle classes in Italy, 1870–1915
pp. 195-208(14)
Author: Levy, Carl

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A Crocean critique of Gramsci on historicism, hegemony and intellectuals
pp. 209-229(21)
Author: Bellamy, Richard

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Avant-garde modernism and Italian Fascism: cultural politics in the era of Mussolini
pp. 230-248(19)
Author: Adamson, Walter L.

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A neo-rationalist tendency in the field of the literary intellectual in 1970s Italy: Vittorini, Sciascia, Ginzburg
pp. 249-264(16)
Author: Gordon, Robert S. C.

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Two views of Italy's failed revolution
pp. 265-269(5)
Author: Bellamy, Richard

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'Criminali o discriminati?': crime, immigrants, police
pp. 270-275(6)
Author: Giglioli, Pier Paolo

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BOOK REVIEWS
pp. 276-296(21)

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ITALIAN SUMMARIES
pp. 297-299(3)

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
pp. 300-300(1)

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