Italian Women Writers, 1800 2000

Patrizia Sambuco is Cassamarca lecturer in Italian studies at Monash University.

Introduction Section 1 1.1: Anna Hallamore Caesar ¿Confinement, and Shifting Boundaries in Post-Unification Writing by Women¿ 1.2: Catherine Ramsey-Portolano ¿Women Writers Confined: the Case of Neerä 1.3: Cristina Gragnani and Ombretta Frau ¿Nineteenth Century Women Writers Between Marginality and (Aspirations of) Inclusion: A Puzzling Balance¿ 1.4: Rhianedd Jewell ¿Sardinian Confines in the Works of Grazia Deleddä Section 2 2.1: Giuliana Morandini ¿Boundaries, the Work of Writing and the Female Soul¿ 2.2: Eleanor David The Dialogue with the Dead in Patrizia Valdugäs Requiem¿ 2.3: Anne Urbancic ¿Staging Motherhood: Considering Annie Vivanti¿s Fact and Fiction¿ 2.4: Margherita Ganeri ¿The Shadow of the Author in La Storiä Section 3 3.1: Rita Wilson ¿Topographies of Identity¿ 3.2: Simone Brioni ¿Across Languages, Cultures and Nations: Ribka Sibhatu¿s Aulò¿ 3.3: Donatella De Ferra ¿The Mediation of Borders, in Greta Vidal by Antonella Sbuelz Carignani¿ 3.4: Patrizia Sambuco ¿Crossing Boundaries and Borders: Matilde Serao¿s Travel Writing¿