Translating America

Contents: Mario Corona: Re-Translating America's Words: A View from Beyond - Eva-Sabine Zehelein: Fun in the Cup: From the Italian Espresso Bar to the Globalized Globalized «Starbucks Experience» - Simona Sangiorgi: Disneyland in Europe: Or, How to Translate «Cultural Chernobyl» into Cultural Shock «Therapy» - Gianna Fusco: Mainscreening America: Cultural Translation in US TV Series - Alessandro Clericuzio: The Foreign Route of Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire, 1949-2009 - Francesca De Lucia: La linea della palma in Brooklyn: Sicily and Sicilian America in Alberto Lattuada's Mafioso - Elizabeth Maddock Dillon: Coloniality, Performance, Translation: The Embodied Public Sphere in Early America - Valerio Massimo De Angelis: Left in Translation: Mirror Images of Italy and America in the Italian TV Version of Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Marble Faun - Paola Loreto: The Transformation of Wilderness from the Aesthetic of the Sublime to the Aesthetic of Life: Into the Wild as a Palimpsest of the American Myth of Nature - Francesco Pontuale: The Eternal Frame: Photographs, Fiction, and Falling Men in Don DeLillo and Jonathan Safran Foer - Stefania Porcelli: In the Shadow of the Holocaust: Art Spiegelman's Representation of Trauma in the Comic-Book Form - Paolo Simonetti: Translating Comics into Literature and Vice Versa: Intersections between Comics and Non-Graphic Narratives in the United States - Marina Camboni: A Never-Finished Job: Translating H.D.'s Trilogy into Italian - Elisabetta Marino: Translating with an Accent: The Importance of Sound, Orality and History in the Works of Italian American Women Poets - Cinzia Scarpino: Between God(fathers) and Good(fellas): To Kill, To Slur, To Eat in Tony Soprano's Words - Matteo Battistini: «Let Trade Be as Free as Air:» The «Liberal» American Revolution and the Early State-Building - Gabriele Rosso: A Conservative Translation of European Classical Liberalism: William Graham Sumner's Thought in Late Nineteenth-Century

Marina Camboni is professor of American Literature and director of the PhD Program in Comparative Literature at the University of Macerata, Italy. She has recently published H.D. La donna che divenne il suo nome (2007).
Andrea Carosso teaches American Literature and Culture at the University of Torino. He has recently edited Urban Cultures of/in the United States (2010).
Sonia Di Loreto teaches American Literature at the University of Torino. She has recently published Intimità in pubblico. Discorso effimero e mercato editoriale negli Stati Uniti del primo Ottocento (2007).
Marco Mariano, assistant professor in Contemporary History at the University of Eastern Piedmont, has recently edited Defining the Atlantic Community. Culture, Intellectuals, and Policies in the Mid-Twentieth Century (2010).