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The Value Of Worthless Lives Writing Italian American Immigrant Autobiographies 1st Edition Ilaria Serra

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The Value Of Worthless Lives Writing Italian American Immigrant Autobiographies 1st Edition Ilaria Serra
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Publisher: Fordham University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.21 MB
Pages: 242
Author: Ilaria Serra
ISBN: 9780823248612, 0823248615
Language: English
Year: 2007
Edition: 1

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The Value Of Worthless Lives Writing Italian American Immigrant Autobiographies 1st Edition Ilaria Serra by Ilaria Serra 9780823248612, 0823248615 instant download after payment.

The writer Giuseppe Prezzolini said that Italian immigrants left behind tears and sweat but not Gwords,G making their lives in America mostly in silence, their memories private and stories untold. In this innovative portrait of the Italian-American experience, these lives are no longer hidden. Ilaria Serra offers the first comprehensive study of a largely ignored legacyGthe autobiographies written by immigrants. Here she looks closely at fifty-eight representative works written during the high tide of Italian migration. Scouring archives, discovering diaries, and memoirs in private houses and forgotten drawers, Serra recovers the voices of the first generationGbootblacks and poets, film directors and farmers, miners, anarchists, and seamstressesGcompelled to tell their stories. Mostly unpublished, often thickly accented, these tales of ordinary men and women are explored in nuanced detail, organized to reflect how they illuminate the realities of work, survival, identity, and change. Moving between history and literature, Serra presents each as the imaginative record of a self in the making and the collective story of the journey to selfhood that is the heart of the immigrant experience.

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