Italian Pop Culture
Media, Products, Imageries
edited by Fabio Corsini
What does the expression pop culture mean today? And how does it contribute to understanding a Country and a cultural group? This collection of essays, diverse in content, approach and perspective, tries to answer these questions. It aims at describing and figuring out the texture of Italian pop culture – as a meaningful juxtaposition between high and low, mass and elite, artistic and consumerist – in relation to the Italian mediascape and cultural context. Through the mosaic of narratives produced by television, music, comics and novels, to name a few, and the mixture of genres and types of cultural products analyzed in every essay, the reader is allowed to further the knowledge of Italian pop culture and to get a glimpse of Italians and ‘Italian-ness’.
- By (author) Paolo Biondi
- By (author) Marco Bracci
- By (author) Milly Buonanno
- By (author) Fabio Corsini
- By (author) Flavia Monceri
- By (author) Anna Lucia Natale
- By (author) Nicoletta Peluffo
- By (author) Kristin Stasiowski
- By (author) Edoardo Tabasso
- By (author) Bernardo Valli
- Edited by Fabio Corsini
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