Acknowledgments
Introduction by Jennifer Burns and Gabriella Romani.
Readership and Consumerism
1.Giacomo Mannironi, The Economics of Reading: Cultural Consumption
of Novels and letteratura amena in Eighteenth-Century Venice.
2.Roberto Risso, “The Virtue of Wanting.” Galatei and Readers in
Nineteenth-Century Italy: Training the Citizen and Educating the
Public between Bourgeois Values and the Risorgimento.
3.Gabriella Romani, National Readership and Cultural Consumerism in
Late Nineteenth-Century Italy: Edmondo De Amicis and the
Sentimental Appeal of his Fiction.
4.Giulia Brian, A “Question of Rule of Thumb!” Antonio Fogazzaro
between Publishers and Readers.
Authorship, Readership and the Press
5.Martina Piperno, Constructing the Myth of Vico between Press and
Literature (1802-1846).
6.Fabio Camilletti, Towards an Archaeology of Italian Modernity.
Re-thinking the Classicist/Romantic Quarrel.
7.Federico Casari, Defining Young Audiences in Post-Unification
Italy: Participation and Interaction in the Political and Literary
Press.
8.Fabio Finotti, A Force Field: Literature, Journalism and the
Market at the End of the Nineteenth Century.
Gendered Readership and Spectatorship
9.Paola Giuli, From Academy to Stage: Improvisation, Gender and
National Character.
10.Adriana Chemello, The Revolution in Reading: From Manzoni’s
“twenty-five readers” to the “twenty-five thousand female readers”
of romanzi d’appendici.
11.Olivia Santovetti, Reading as “evasione militante”: Fosca (1869)
by Iginio Ugo Tarchetti.
12.Maria Grazia Lolla, Bovarysm in a New Key: The Reader of Novels
and the Social Sciences in fin-de-siècle Italy.
13.Ombretta Frau and Cristina Gragnani, La Piccola Posta: Twitter
for the Nineteenth-Century-Woman?
14.Katharine Mitchell, Evenings Out: Female Spectators of Opera and
Theatre in Late Nineteenth-Century Italy.
About the Contributors
Index
Gabriella Romani is associate professor of Italian at Seton Hall
University
Jennifer Burns is associate professor of Italian at University of
Warwick
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