Vite italiane: Dodici conversazioni con italiani (Toronto Italian Studies) (Italian Edition) ebook

by Ugo Skubikowski

In this companion volume to L'Italia verso il Duemila, Ugo Skubikowski provides a glimpse into authentic Italian life through the presentation of twelve interviews with Italians

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Skubikowski, Ugo. Vite italiane. Dodici conversazioni con italiani. Series:Toronto Italian Studies. Skubikowski?s interviews are extremely well conceived: the discussion topics are varied and the content is unique. University of toronto press. The interviews cover a wide range of topics: from work to family, from politics to friendship, from social issues to divorce. The result is a glimpse of authentic Italian life as experienced by the protagonists themselves.

Intended as a text for students in second-year university and beyond, Vite italiane brings together discussions with Italians from different regions and backgrounds, who speak candidly about a wide range of experiences. Saved in: Bibliographic Details. Main Author: Skubikowski, Ugo. Format: eBook.

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In this companion volume to L'Italia verso il Duemila, Ugo Skubikowski provides a glimpse into authentic Italian life through the presentation of twelve interviews with Italians

In this companion volume to L'Italia verso il Duemila, Ugo Skubikowski provides a glimpse into authentic Italian life through the presentation of twelve interviews with Italians.

In this companion volume to L'Italia verso il Duemila, Ugo Skubikowski provides a glimpse into authentic Italian life through the presentation of twelve interviews with Italians.

Intended as a text for students in second-year university and beyond, Vite italiane brings together discussions with Italians from different regions and backgrounds, who speak candidly about a wide range of experiences. Among those we encounter are a recent university graduate, a widow raising a young daughter as a single mother, a high school teacher who has traded her leftist political activism for a new, more moderate approach, and a successful, ambitious restauranteur. These and other interviews provide a fascinating and varied picture of life in Italy as experienced and described by Italians themselves.