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But We Built Roads for Them : The Lies, Racism and False Memoriesaround Italy's Colonial Past
Filippi, Francesco; Cusmano, Domenic (TRN); Philpot, Robin (FRW)
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Paperback. Condición: New. In the fiery political debates in and about Italy, silence reigns about the country's colonial legacy. Reducing European colonial history to Britain and France has effectively concealed an enduring phenomenon in Italian history that lasted for 80 years (1882 to 1960). It also blots out the history of t…he countries it colonized in Northeastern Africa. Francesco Filippi challenges the myth of Italians being "nice people" or "good"colonialists who simply built roads for Africans. Despite extensive historiography, the collective awareness of the nations conquered and the violence inflicted on them remains superficial, be it in Italy or internationally. He retraces Italy's colonial history, focusing on how propaganda, literature and popular culture have warped our understanding of the past and thereby hampered our ability to deal with the present. Filippi's unique approach in which he deftly pits historical facts against popular myths provides a model that can be adapted to countries everywhere, including the United States and Canada.
But We Built Roads for Them : The Lies, Racism and False Memoriesaround Italy's Colonial Past
Filippi, Francesco; Cusmano, Domenic (TRN); Philpot, Robin (FRW)
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In the fiery political debates in and about Italy, silence reigns about the countrys colonial legacy. Reducing European colonial history to Britain and France has effectively concealed an enduring phenomenon in Italian history that lasted for 80 years (1882 to 1960). It also blots out the hi…story of the countries it colonized in Northeastern Africa. Francesco Filippi challenges the myth of Italians being nice people or goodcolonialists who simply built roads for Africans. Despite extensive historiography, the collective awareness of the nations conquered and the violence inflicted on them remains superficial, be it in Italy or internationally. He retraces Italys colonial history, focusing on how propaganda, literature and popular culture have warped our understanding of the past and thereby hampered our ability to deal with the present. Filippis unique approach in which he deftly pits historical facts against popular myths provides a model that can be adapted to countries everywhere, including the United States and Canada. Retraces Italys colonial history, focusing on how propaganda, literature and popular culture have warped our understanding of the past and thereby hampered our ability to deal with the present. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: New. In the fiery political debates in and about Italy, silence reigns about the country's colonial legacy. Reducing European colonial history to Britain and France has effectively concealed an enduring phenomenon in Italian history that lasted for 80 years (1882 to 1960). It also blots out the history of t…he countries it colonized in Northeastern Africa. Francesco Filippi challenges the myth of Italians being "nice people" or "good"colonialists who simply built roads for Africans. Despite extensive historiography, the collective awareness of the nations conquered and the violence inflicted on them remains superficial, be it in Italy or internationally. He retraces Italy's colonial history, focusing on how propaganda, literature and popular culture have warped our understanding of the past and thereby hampered our ability to deal with the present. Filippi's unique approach in which he deftly pits historical facts against popular myths provides a model that can be adapted to countries everywhere, including the United States and Canada.
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But We Built Roads for Them : The Lies, Racism and False Memoriesaround Italy's Colonial Past
Filippi, Francesco; Cusmano, Domenic (TRN); Philpot, Robin (FRW)
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But We Built Roads for Them: The Lies, Racism and False Memoriesaround Italy's Colonial Past
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But We Built Roads for Them : The Lies, Racism and False Memoriesaround Italy's Colonial Past
Filippi, Francesco; Cusmano, Domenic (TRN); Philpot, Robin (FRW)
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Paperback. Condición: New. In the fiery political debates in and about Italy, silence reigns about the country's colonial legacy. Reducing European colonial history to Britain and France has effectively concealed an enduring phenomenon in Italian history that lasted for 80 years (1882 to 1960). It also blots out the history of t…he countries it colonized in Northeastern Africa. Francesco Filippi challenges the myth of Italians being "nice people" or "good"colonialists who simply built roads for Africans. Despite extensive historiography, the collective awareness of the nations conquered and the violence inflicted on them remains superficial, be it in Italy or internationally. He retraces Italy's colonial history, focusing on how propaganda, literature and popular culture have warped our understanding of the past and thereby hampered our ability to deal with the present. Filippi's unique approach in which he deftly pits historical facts against popular myths provides a model that can be adapted to countries everywhere, including the United States and Canada.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In the fiery political debates in and about Italy, silence reigns about the countrys colonial legacy. Reducing European colonial history to Britain and France has effectively concealed an enduring phenomenon in Italian history that lasted for 80 years (1882 to 1960). It also blots out the hi…story of the countries it colonized in Northeastern Africa. Francesco Filippi challenges the myth of Italians being nice people or goodcolonialists who simply built roads for Africans. Despite extensive historiography, the collective awareness of the nations conquered and the violence inflicted on them remains superficial, be it in Italy or internationally. He retraces Italys colonial history, focusing on how propaganda, literature and popular culture have warped our understanding of the past and thereby hampered our ability to deal with the present. Filippis unique approach in which he deftly pits historical facts against popular myths provides a model that can be adapted to countries everywhere, including the United States and Canada. Retraces Italys colonial history, focusing on how propaganda, literature and popular culture have warped our understanding of the past and thereby hampered our ability to deal with the present. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - In the fiery political debates in and about Italy, silence reigns about the country's colonial legacy. Reducing European colonial history to Britain and France has effectively concealed an enduring phenomenon in Italian history that lasted for 80 years (1882 to 1960). It also blots out the…history of the countries it colonized in Northeastern Africa. Francesco Filippi challenges the myth of Italians being ' nice people' or ' good' colonialists who simply built roads for Africans. Despite extensive historiography, the collective awareness of the nations conquered and the violence inflicted on them remains superficial, be it in Italy or internationally. He retraces Italy's colonial history, focusing on how propaganda, literature and popular culture have warped our understanding of the past and thereby hampered our ability to deal with the present. Filippi's unique approach in which he deftly pits historical facts against popular myths provides a model that can be adapted to countries everywhere, including the United States and Canada.
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Paperback. Condición: New. In the fiery political debates in and about Italy, silence reigns about the country's colonial legacy. Reducing European colonial history to Britain and France has effectively concealed an enduring phenomenon in Italian history that lasted for 80 years (1882 to 1960). It also blots out the history of t…he countries it colonized in Northeastern Africa. Francesco Filippi challenges the myth of Italians being "nice people" or "good"colonialists who simply built roads for Africans. Despite extensive historiography, the collective awareness of the nations conquered and the violence inflicted on them remains superficial, be it in Italy or internationally. He retraces Italy's colonial history, focusing on how propaganda, literature and popular culture have warped our understanding of the past and thereby hampered our ability to deal with the present. Filippi's unique approach in which he deftly pits historical facts against popular myths provides a model that can be adapted to countries everywhere, including the United States and Canada.
