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International audience ; Present Italian studies on Africa go beyond regional and disciplinary divides of the past. The trend is towards a positive transgression of previous boundaries, and scholars have shifted attention from the disciplinary approach to the transdisciplinaryand inter-disciplinary research. However, elements and trends of the past still influence the relationship between Berber literary studies and African literary studies in Italy. This paper offers a first reflection on the long-term relationships between Africanist studies and studies on Berber literature by taking into account conjunctures and disjunctures in the complex construction of the geographical and cultural notions of (and divide between) 'Africa' and 'North Africa'.The aim is to understand specificity and continuity of the relationship betweenBerber studies and Africanist studies in Italy when compared to international studies.Looking at the Italian studies of Berber literature, one finds a strong influence of the linguistic and philological approaches. Moreover, one recognizes the tendency of the studies to look 'East' rather than 'South' in establishing their cultural and political framework of reference. On the other hand, studies that give attention to new developments in Berber written literature spring usually from African 'post-colonial' literary studies. However, the situation is also evolving in the specific field of Italian Berber studies.

International audience ; Present Italian studies on Africa go beyond regional and disciplinary divides of the past. The trend is towards a positive transgression of previous boundaries, and scholars have shifted attention from the disciplinary approach to the transdisciplinaryand inter-disciplinary research. However, elements and trends of the past still influence the relationship between Berber literary studies and African literary studies in Italy. This paper offers a first reflection on the long-term relationships between Africanist studies and studies on Berber literature by taking into account conjunctures and disjunctures in the complex construction of the geographical and cultural notions of (and divide between) 'Africa' and 'North Africa'.The aim is to understand specificity and continuity of the relationship betweenBerber studies and Africanist studies in Italy when compared to international studies.Looking at the Italian studies of Berber literature, one finds a strong influence of the linguistic and philological approaches. Moreover, one recognizes the tendency of the studies to look 'East' rather than 'South' in establishing their cultural and political framework of reference. On the other hand, studies that give attention to new developments in Berber written literature spring usually from African 'post-colonial' literary studies. However, the situation is also evolving in the specific field of Italian Berber studies.

Present Italian studies on Africa go beyond regional and disciplinary divides of the past. The trend is towards a positive transgression of previous boundaries, and scholars have shifted attention from the disciplinary approach to the transdisciplinaryand inter-disciplinary research. However, elements and trends of the past still influence the relationship between Berber literary studies and African literary studies in Italy. This paper offers a first reflection on the long-term relationships between Africanist studies and studies on Berber literature by taking into account conjunctures and disjunctures in the complex construction of thegeographical and cultural notions of (and divide between) 'Africa' and 'North Africa'.The aim is to understand specificity and continuity of the relationship betweenBerber studies and Africanist studies in Italy when compared to international studies.Looking at the Italian studies of Berber literature, one finds a strong influence of the linguistic and philological approaches. Moreover, one recognizes the tendency of thestudies to look 'East' rather than 'South' in establishing their cultural and political framework of reference. On the other hand, studies that give attention to new developments in Berber written literature spring usually from African 'post-colonial' literary studies. However, the situation is also evolving in the specific field of Italian Berber studies.

UID/HIS/04209/2019 ; Lo studio propone una riflessione sulla famiglia come privilegiato luogo di osservazione attraverso cui raccontare la storia degli anni Cinquanta del Novecento (1946- 1962). Una particolare attenzione è stata riservata al sistema di connessioni della famiglia con le istituzioni politiche, della società e della cultura di massa, in una realtà come quella italiana in cui lo spazio privato e domestico rappresenta non solo il fulcro dell'elaborazione del pensiero politico e religioso, ma anche un fattore essenziale per la costruzione d'identità sociali, di genere e generazionali. Attraverso l'analisi e la decostruzione dei linguaggi della cinematografia prodotta dall'United States Istitution Service e dalla Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri italiana, si è inteso riflette da un lato sull'uso pubblico del privato familiare ad opera delle diverse forze politiche, e dall'altro porre l'accento sulla costruzione di modelli e stereotipi della femminilità e della mascolinità che spesso soffrono delle contaminazioni d'oltre oceano. Dimensione sociale e culturale si coniugano pertanto con quella politica, allo scopo d'individuare il ruolo della famiglia sia nella costruzione della mentalità collettiva che nella configurazione del sistema politico della Prima Repubblica. ; publishersversion ; published

This translation by Italian language exposes the general report presented by the Brazilian intellectual, Gilberto Freyre, to the 30th study session of the International Institute of Different Civilizations, held in Lisbon, April 15-18, 1957. It is about the cultural aspect of the problems of ethnic and cultural pluralism in intertropical communities. This text was first published in Brazil, in 1968, in a set of essays entitled Brasis, Brasil e Brasília where the author addresses social issues - sociological, anthropological and even political - of general interest, not just Brazilian, and under mainly scientific criteria. ; A presente tradução em língua italiana, de minha autoria, expõe o relatório geral apresentado pelo intelectual nordestino, Gilberto Freyre, à 30ª sessão de estudos do Instituto Internacional de Civilizações Diferentes, realizada em Lisboa, de 15 a 18 de abril de 1957, sobre o aspecto cultural dos problemas de pluralismo étnico e cultural em comunidades intertropicais. Este texto foi publicado, pela primeira vez no Brasil, em 1968, dentro de um conjunto de ensaios intitulado Brasis, Brasil e Brasília onde o autor aborda temas sociais - sociológicos, antropológicos e até políticos - de interesse geral, e não apenas brasileiro, e sob critério principalmente científico.