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Were You Always an Italian?: Ancestors and Other Icons of Italian America - Paperback
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by Maria Laurino (Author)

Maria Laurino sifts through the stereotypes bedeviling Italian Americans to deliver a penetrating and hilarious examination of third-generation ethnic identity. With "intelligence and honesty" (Arizona Republic), she writes about guidos, bimbettes, and mammoni (mama's boys in Italy); examines the clashing aesthetics of Giorgio Armani and Gianni Versace; and unravels the etymology of southern Italian dialect words like gavone and bubidabetz. According to Frances Mayes, she navigates the conflicting forces of ethnicity "with humor and wisdom."

Number of Pages: 220
Dimensions: 0.7 x 8.4 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: February 03, 2011
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