Mezzogiorno: Life. Death. Southern Italy.,New

Mezzogiorno: Life. Death. Southern Italy.,New

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A work of fact, fiction, fable and folklorespanning three generations of southern Italian family life.'Europe ends at Naples and ends badly.Calabria, Sicily and all the rest belong to Africa.' Creuze de Lesser, 1806No geographical map distinguishes Montefalcione as being different from any number of isolated mountain villages in southern Italy. It has ancient customs and its own saints and feast days, like other villages.Yet Montefalcione in Campania is the setting for a unique meditation on family and the Italian Diaspora, reconstructing three generations of village life through myth, superstition, and the anecdotal history of the author's own family.The drama unfolds amidst a landscape of peasant riots, vicious landlords, religious festival, feuds, the collapse of the Fascist party, and the tarantella a world lost to the changing face of the twentyfirst century.

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