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Italian Women (Essential Poets (Guernica)) [Paperback]

Gianna Patriarca

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1 Jan 1994 155071001X 978-1550710014
This book is the first part of Patriarca's trilogy on Italian women. This book is in its third printing.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Tragedies 16 Jan 2005
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This is the best of Gianna Patriarca's trilogy. It describes with great sensitivity the effects of immigration on the Italian soul. Easy to read and easy to identify with; it could apply to any new immigrant group. As you read the poems, you feel for the immigrant but more importantly you feel for the Italian women and their plight.
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