The Muslim world and the Italian identity: New directions for historical research
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Auteurs : Alessandro Vanoli [Italie] ; Giuseppe GazzolaSource :
- Forum Italicum [ 0014-5858 ] ; 2013.
Abstract
Is it possible to write a history of the relationship between Islam and Italian identity? This paper refuses the possibility of a history progressing uninterrupted from the Middle Ages to the present day. In order to verify other possible approaches, the author proposes to consider the history of Italy and Islam by identifying specific subjects, or thematic spaces: war and politics, diplomatic relationships, trading history; but also an analysis of the contacts between groups and individuals (for example slaves and renegades) and other cultural exchanges. Finally, the article considers the contemporary problems posed by imperialism and orientalism in the 19th and 20th centuries and by the recent migratory movements which have led to a new Muslim presence within Italian territory.
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