2008
2008
“What you write on paper is American. What’s in your veins is Italian.”
The first lesson that an historian must learn before 'putting pen to paper' is that “with pen and paper anyone can write anything.” A document cannot be thought of as a...
The historian does not have the luxury of law court judges who rule evidence admissible or inadmissible. In the historian’s court, all evidence is and must be admitted. ...
My knowledge is Socratic: I know my ignorance!
Comments posted by i-Italy bloggers Stanton Burnett and Marina Melchionda regarding the recent Italian elections place the outcome of that election solidly in the 150 year...
Anthony Tamburii: “We simply cannot continue to engage in a series of reminiscences that lead primarily to nostalgic recall.” --- But, in reality, is there anything more to...
“Dinner Rush” brilliantly depicts the transition from the unequivocal Little Italy culture to the metamorphosing post-immigrant culture.
You can take the boy away from Little Italy. But, you can never take Little Italy away from the boy! And, the boy…is always in the man.
Visa vis Italian American culture, I think dual citizenship/voting is pernicious.
As the empiricist said to the metaphysician: “Should I believe you or my lying eyes.”