Table of Contents

Contents: Gerry Turcotte/Gaetano Rando: Introduction. Italian Australian Studies: A (Post)Colonial Perspective - Venero Armanno: Under the Volcano - Pino Bosi: Australia cane - Fifty Years Later - Antonio Casella: Literature of Nostalgia: The Long Voyage - Archimede Fusillo: Tales My Nonna Told Me - Jan Sardi: Growing up Italian and Making Movies - Francesca Matteini: Intellectual Migrations: The Winds of Change - Peter Tesoriero: The Aeolian Diaspora - Jessica Carniel: "Identities Made in the Kitchen Taste the Best": Consumption and Denial of Italian Australian Ethnicity as Food in Capaldo's Love Takes You Home - John Gatt-Rutter: Writing the Life of an Italian Australian: Piero Genovesi's Sebastiano Pitruzzello: l'uomo - la famiglia - l'industria - Gaetano Rando: Expressions of the Calabrian Diaspora in Calabrian Australian Writing - Rita Wilson: Cultural (Re)Locations: Narratives by Contemporary Italian Australian Women - Gianfranco Cresciani: A Clash of Civilisations? The Slovene and Italian Minorities and the Problem of Trieste from Borovnica to Bonegilla - Joseph Pugliese: Noi Altri: Italy's Other Geopolitical Identities, Racialised Genealogies and Inter-Cultural Histories - Francesco Ricatti: Sexual and Ethnic Identity in a Migratory Context: Letters to an Italo-Australian Newspaper - Michele Sapucci: Dealing with Second Generations.

About the Author

The Editors: Gaetano Rando is Associate Professor in Italian Studies and English Language and Linguistics at the University of Wollongong. He has written extensively on Italian Australian studies and the associated migration and cultural issues. Gerry Turcotte is Professor of English and Executive Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences at the University of Notre Dame, Australia. He is the author and editor of fourteen books including the novel Flying in Silence which was short-listed for The Age Book of the Year in 2001.