original ) (raw )Lampedusa: Cultural and artistic spaces for migrant voices
Federica Mazzara
Crossings: Journal of Migration & Culture, 2016
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Thinking Lampedusa: border construction, the spectacle of bare life and the productivity of migrants
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Ethnic and Racial Studies, 2015
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Subverting the narrative of the Lampedusa borderscape
Federica Mazzara
Crossings: Journal of Migration & Culture, 2016
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Drawing Stories: A Trip Against the Anonymity of Large numbers in Etenesh, Odissea di un migrante by Paolo Castaldi
Francesco Bratos
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Review of Federica Mazzara, Reframing Migration: Lampedusa, Border Spectacle and the Aesthetics of Subversion (Peter Lang, 2019)
Lydia Tuan
Annali d'Italianistica, 2020
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Displaced by the Humanitarian Sea? The Representation of Contemporary Migration in an Italian Maritime-Emigration Museum
Nick Dines
Conference Proceedings of ‘Heritages of Migration: Moving Stories, Objects and Home’ 6-10 April 2017, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2017
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Mediterranean Liminalities: Human/Non-Human Entanglements in Narratives of Migration
Jessica Sciubba
Scritture Migranti, 2017
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Dancing with the (un)seen: problematizing the viewer's gaze through Mediterraneo's visual aesthetics
Silvia Vari
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Setting the Stage: Resident Experiences with Enforcement, Rescue and Spectacle in Lampedusa
Elisa Sperandio
2019
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Reimagining Europe’s Borderlands: The Social and Cultural Impact of Undocumented Migrants on Lampedusa
Luciano Baracco
Italian Studies, 2015
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Perfect victims and monstrous invaders: media, borders, and intersectionality in Italy
barbara pinelli , Gaia Giuliani
Perfect victims and monstrous invaders: media, borders, and intersectionality in Italy, 2021
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Poetics of Refraction: Mediterranean Migration and New Documentary Forms
Christian Rossipal
Film Quarterly, 2021
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Visualizing Protest: African (Diasporic) Art and Contemporary Mediterranean Crossings
Heike Raphael-Hernandez
Journal of Transnational American Studies, 2019
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Navigating the Mediterranean Refugee “Crisis”: Alter-Globalization Activism and the Sediments of History on Lampedusa.
Antonio Sorge
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Beyond Lampedusa. Heritage Tourism and Migration.pdf
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The Role of Art in Subverting the "Ungrievability" of Migrant Lives
Federica Mazzara
Parse journal, 2020
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Convivial Crossings in the European South: New Italian Representations, in Postcolonial Transitions in Europe, ed. S. Ponzanesi and G. Colpani, Rowman & Littlefield International, Series: Frontiers of the Political, 2016
Annalisa Oboe
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'Borderizing' the Island. Setting and Narratives of the Lampedusa 'Border Play'
Paolo Cuttitta
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"Fear Death by Water". Representations of Migratory Space in Contemporary Italian Cinema
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Aesthetics of Migration: Street Art in the Mediterranean Border Zones
Nahrain Al-Mousawi
Logoi: Journal of Philosophy, 2016
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Lampedusa and The Radical Crisis of the Human Right to Refuge
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Mediterranean Passages: Abjection and Belonging in Contemporary Italian Cinema
Aine O'Healy
California Italian Studies, 2010
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Piolitics and Aesthetics of Suspension: Gazes on Migrant Borders
Christina Kkona
2017
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Of shipwrecks and weddings: borders and mobilities in Europe
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Mediterranean Perspectives: Early Spanish and Italian Contributions to the Cinema of Irregular Migration (Giordana, Marra, Soler, Uribe)
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Navigating Ethical Dilemmas: A Critical Analysis of Migrant Representation in Gianfranco Rosi's 'Fire at Sea'.
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Italia–la terra promessa? Lampedusa and the Immigrant Crisis of the European Union
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Gabriele De Angelis
Revista Crítica de Ciências Sociais, 2021
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Reproducing borders, reproducing Abyssal lines. Representation and governance of the "migrations' emergency" in contemporary Italy
Carla Panico
Global Histories, Vol. 5, No. 1 (May 2019), pp. 100-112, 2019
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JMK 4(2) – December 2019 – Artistic Strategies of Migration: Art as a Resistance or as a Reinsurance? – ed. by Erik Berggren & Elsa Claire Gomis
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Ialongo, Ernest and Teresa Fiore. "Introduction: Italy and the Euro–Mediterranean ‘migrant crisis’: national reception, lived experiences, E.U. pressures." Journal of Modern Italian Studies 23, #4 (September 2018), 481-489.
Ernest Ialongo
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Training a Lazy Eye: Peripheral Vision in Franco Arminio's Terracarne (2011) and Gianfranco Rosi's Fire at Sea (2016)
Alberto Godioli
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Objects, Debris and Memory of the Mediterranean Passage: Porto M in Lampedusa
Federica Mazzara
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(In)visible Landscapes of Migration: Corporality of the Image in The Passage
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Contemporary Southeastern Europe, 2024
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