Table of contents of the issue 1/2018, gennaio-aprile
Iconoclastia nel lungo Ottocento (a cura di Arianna Arisi Rota e Emmanuel Fureix)

ISBN: 978-88-15-27661-2

Year: XXVI

Arianna Arisi Rota Emmanuel Fureix

Iconoclasm is back: which potentialities and which challenges?

Memoria e Ricerca 1/2018 pp: 3-10 DOI: 10.14647/88852

Wendy Bellion

Iconoclasm in America: From Ritual to Reenactment

Memoria e Ricerca 1/2018 pp: 11-24 DOI: 10.14647/88853

Guillaume Mazeau

Politics of the Visible. The Prohibition of non-republican signs in Revolutionary Paris (1793- 1794)

Memoria e Ricerca 1/2018 pp: 25-44 DOI: 10.14647/88854

Emmanuel Fureix

Iconoclasm and Restoration. Purifying the past, averting a civil war (France, on 1814-1830)

Memoria e Ricerca 1/2018 pp: 45-60 DOI: 10.14647/88855

Arianna Arisi Rota

«So brutal an insult». Gestures of iconoclasm in the Italian peninsula between 1848 and the Second Restoration

Memoria e Ricerca 1/2018 pp: 61-76 DOI: 10.14647/88856

Enrico Acciai

A bruning city. Iconoclastic fury in Barcelona, 1909

Memoria e Ricerca 1/2018 pp: 77-94 DOI: 10.14647/88857

Bruno Nassim Aboudrar

Mary Richardson at the mirror. Interpretations of an iconoclastic gesture

Memoria e Ricerca 1/2018 pp: 95-112 DOI: 10.14647/88858

Regioni/Ragioni della storia

Gabriele Proglio

Italy and its colonial past. Reflections and considerations alongside historiographical debates

Memoria e Ricerca 1/2018 pp: 113-132 DOI: 10.14647/88859

Simona Troilo

Chaste and White. The Venus of Cyrene between Italy and Libya (1913-2008)

Memoria e Ricerca 1/2018 pp: 133-156 DOI: 10.14647/88860

Marcello Ravveduto

The toponimy of the Second Republic: Falcone and Borsellino, mafia victims

Memoria e Ricerca 1/2018 pp: 157-174 DOI: 10.14647/88861

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