Pasolini’s Last Words
Introduced by Cathy Lee Crane, with a poetry reading by Stacy Szymaszek
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Topic: Italian Society
- Art
Pasolini: Framed and Unframed
A panel featuring: David Forgacs, Professor and Chair, Dept. of Italian Studies, NYU Ara H. Merjian, Associate Professor, Dept. of Italian Studies, NYU Luca Peretti, Visiting Assistant Professor in Italian, Ohio State University Karen Pinkus, Professor of Italian and Comparative Literature, Cornell University Karen Raizen, Visiting Assistant Professor of Italian, Bard College
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- Parole Parole
Parole Parole: “Campanilismo”
Today’s word is CAMPANILISMO, the Italian tradition of preferring one’s home town (and its belltower) to any other place.
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- Parole Parole
Parole Parole: “Schifo”
Today’s word is SCHIFO, meaning “disgusting.”
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- Cinema & Television
Salvatore Esposito: «Da Genny Savastano a Capitan America, il mio sogno a New York»
Corriere del Mezzogiorno
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- Cinema & Television
Salvatore Esposito racconta la sua “Gomorra” alla New York University
La Repubblica
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- Cinema & Television
Il Genny di Gomorrah a New York si “pente”: “Non volevo diventare un boss”
La voce di New York
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- Cinema & Television
Salvatore Esposito Star in America. Mi Candido per Hollywood
ANSA
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- Parole Parole
Parole Parole: “Rivale”
Today’s word is RIVALE, or – in English – “rival.”
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- Parole Parole
Parole Parole: “Cornuto”
Today’s word is CORNUTO, literally meaning “cuckold,” but colloquially used as an insult more similar to “son of a bitch.”
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- Parole Parole
Parole Parole: “Bufala”
Today’s word is BUFALA, meaning a female buffalo, but used mostly to describe fake news.
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- History & Politics
L’altra Saint Patrick
Casa Italiana Director Stefano Albertini presents the Old St. Patrick Basilica for Rai’s TG2 Dossier.
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- Parole Parole
Parole Parole: “Zabaione”
Today’s word is ZABAIONE, an egg-based dessert, typical for the holiday season.
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