Re-storying Mediterranean Worlds: New Narratives from Italian Cultures to Global Citizenship

Cover\nContents\nList of Figures\nNotes on Contributors\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction: Thinking interconnected worlds Angela Biancofiore and Clément Barniaudy\n1 Mediterranean worlds: Towards an ecology of creation Angela Biancofiore\n2 An impossible abode: The world and modernity Myriam Carminati\n3 Literary Sardness: Between colonialism and postcolonialism, Creoleness and Creolization Margherita Marras\n4 From house to archipelago: Ways of inhabiting Mediterranean worlds Clément Barniaudy\n5 Pasolini and the Mediterranean: Lost cultural worlds and the reappearance of archaic worlds Matthias Quemener\n6 The Mediterranean panorama through migrant writers Vittorio Valentino\n7 The other Mediterranean: Italian migration poetry Flaviano Pisanelli\n8 Naples and Europe, past and future: The Sud review – a link between the Mediterranean and Europebetween the Mediterranean and Europe 129\n9 The Mediterranean town in question Raffaele Cattedra\n10 Testimony: Where is Tunisia going? Fethi Nagga\n11 Trilingualism in Tunisia: A disturbing topic Alfonso Campisi\n12 The Charter of Palermo: The future of a utopia Jean Duflot\nAppendix: The Charter of Palermo\nSubject Index\nNames Index