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121109s2002 ctua b 001 0 eng |
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| International Standard Book Number |
0300083866 |
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70.00 |
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9780300083866 |
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eng |
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CARIBET |
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| Classification number |
NA1121.V4 |
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P59 2002 |
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| Classification number (OCLC) (R) ; Classification number, CALL (RLIN) (NR) |
NA1121 |
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V4 P59 2002 |
| 100 1# - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME |
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Plant, Margaret. |
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264675 |
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| Title |
Venice : |
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fragile city 1797-1997. / |
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Margaret Plant. |
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txt |
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London : |
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Yale University Press, |
| Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture, or copyright notice |
2002. |
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x, 550 p. |
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ill. |
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29 cm. |
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book |
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txt |
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text |
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volume |
| 500 ## - GENERAL NOTE |
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Include index. |
| 504 ## - BIBLIOGRAPHY, ETC. NOTE |
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| Bibliography, etc. note |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 461-531) and index. |
| 505 ## - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE |
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Contents:<br/>Acknowledgements ix --<br/>Introduction 9 --<br/>Part I 7 --<br/>1 'The lion of Venice will lift his paws from the earth and leave them but little on the ocean': The end of the Republic 9 --<br/>A Venetian enlightenment? 10 --<br/>The foreign view 21 --<br/>The end of the Republic 25 --<br/>The municipality 29 --<br/>The work of public instruction 32 --<br/>The end of the municipality 35 --<br/>Spoliation 36 --<br/>Elegies for the Republic 39 --<br/>2 Caged lion: Austrian and French rule, 1798–1814 43 --<br/>Austrian rule, 1798–1806 43 --<br/>French governance: Prince Eugène de Beauharnais 48 --<br/>Urban change: The decrees of 1806 50 --<br/>The Arsenale and the port 50 --<br/>French writers 53 --<br/>Napoleon's grand tour and the Royal decree, 1807 56 --<br/>Public spaces: Via Eugenia and the Public Gardens 59 --<br/>Preservation and patrimony 61 --<br/>The Island cemetery 65 --<br/>The Royal Palace 65 --<br/>Canova and the Venetians 71 --<br/>The Ateneo and the Accademia 74 --<br/>Rossini's premières 76 --<br/>The blockade (1813–1814) and the fall of Napoleon 77 --<br/>3 Venice in the theatre of Europe: Second Austrian rule, 1814–1848 81 --<br/>The return of the horses 81 --<br/>Hardship, and the death of Canova 84 --<br/>Calumny: Darù's history of the Republic 87 --<br/>The theatre of betrayal 89 --<br/>The Bravo at large 95 --<br/>The city in water 97 --<br/>Custodians of the Republic 99 --<br/>'Ammiglioramenti': The improvements in Venice 106 --<br/>The city in love 111 --<br/>The city of music 116 --<br/>Panoramic city 117 --<br/>4 'Venice will resist the Austrians at any cost': Modernisation, revolution, resistance 121 --<br/>'No one enters Venice as a stranger' 124 --<br/>Ruskin's Stones 131 --<br/>Risorgimento 134 --<br/>The Scientific Congress, 1847 136 --<br/>The revolution of 1848–1849 138 --<br/>The Austrians return 145 --<br/>Modernisation 146 --<br/>Tourism and the fashion for bathing 149 --<br/>Passive resistance 152 --<br/>Art for the Risorgimento 155 --<br/>5 Venice in Italy: After 1866 159 --<br/>Venice to Vienna 161 --<br/>Austria and venezianità 162 --<br/>Late betrayals 163 --<br/>The urgency of modernisation 168 --<br/>Industrialisation 173 --<br/>The Arsenale in United Italy 174 --<br/>Glass and lace 176 --<br/>The loss of history and the visual arts 180 --<br/>Tourism 182 --<br/>The restoration debate 185 --<br/>The polemics of conservation 188 --<br/>Past and present, Molmenti and Favretto 190 --<br/>Disappearing Venice and the custodians of the past 193 --<br/>6 Love, art and death in Fin-de-Siècle Venice 195 --<br/>Wagner's death in Venice 195 --<br/>After Wagner: The Lagunenstadt 197 --<br/>Verdi and Otello 199 --<br/>Love/death 200 --<br/>The Fortuny phenomenon 204 --<br/>D'Annunzio's City of Fire 206 --<br/>Venise le Rouge: Safeguarding the picturesque 208 --<br/>Venezianità 212 --<br/>City of Modern Art: The Cosmopolis 215 --<br/>Vienna/Venice 223 --<br/>Turn of the century: Visitor Proust 224 --<br/>Cardboard cities 225 --<br/>Part 2 231 --<br/>7 The heavy past: From the turn of the century to the First World War 233 --<br/>The fall of the Campanile 234 --<br/>The case of modern architecture: Gothic victory 239 --<br/>The Esposizione Internazionale d'Arte and Venetian painters 244 --<br/>Forging a new Venice: D'Annunzio, Rilke and Baron Corvo 250 --<br/>The new art of the movies 254 --<br/>Housing, health and the Lido 256 --<br/>Dying on the Lido: Thomas Mann 259 --<br/>The Futurists attack 261 --<br/>Foreign custodians: Simmel, Hofmannsthal, Apollinaire, Monet and Ezra Pound 264 --<br/>8 The years of the Winged Lion: 1914–1940 271 --<br/>The First World War: D'Annunzio's Nocturne 271 --<br/>The creation of Porto Marghera, and early Fascism 276 --<br/>Urban planning, 1920s and 1930s 278 --<br/>A culture of bridges 282 --<br/>The city of old men 285 --<br/>Ezra Pound's Cantos 289 --<br/>Le Corbusier 292 --<br/>The Biennale and the Casino 294 --<br/>New museums 304 --<br/>The Accademia Gallery and Carlo Scarpa 307 --<br/>Celluloid Venices and Franco Pasinetti 309 --<br/>9 After the war: The impossible rebuilding 311 --<br/>Venice endangered 311 --<br/>The resistance 311 --<br/>Harry's Bar: Ernest Hemingway and Evelyn Waugh 312 --<br/>The new painting 324 --<br/>The Biennale restored 327 --<br/>The transparent and the opaque: Glass 319 --<br/>Music and painting: Luigi Nono and Emilio Vedova 322 --<br/>Filmed on location 326 --<br/>French bad faith: Jean-Paul Sartre 334 --<br/>Psycho geography 335 --<br/>The sounds of San Marco: Michel Butor and Stravinsky 337 --<br/>The English aesthetic: Adrian Stokes 338 --<br/>Mapping the old city: Domestic Venice 339 --<br/>Urban planning: Giuseppe Samonà and 'The School of Venice' 342 --<br/>Carlo Scarpa: The Venetian architect 345 --<br/>Modernism blocked 349 --<br/>10 Dead or dying: Responses to the flood 355 --<br/>3 November 1966 355 --<br/>In defence of Marghera 358 --<br/>Foreign death knells 362 --<br/>Calvino's Invisible Cities and Palazzeschi's Invisible Doge 364 --<br/>P. M. Pasinetti: Expatriate writer 367 --<br/>Painted letters to Palladio, and Serene Waves 368 --<br/>Comic-strip Venice: Hugo Pratt 370 --<br/>Fictional deaths 371 --<br/>Escaping Venice: Aldo Rossi's Analogous City and Manfredo Tafuri's Histories 376 --<br/>Architectural fantasies: Designs for Cannaregio 378 --<br/>The new Biennales 381 --<br/>Cinematic adventurers: Don Giovanni, Casanova and James Bond 385 --<br/>11 The 1980s: The city that would be modern 389 --<br/>The incomplete city 390 --<br/>Mapped from above 392 --<br/>The return of Carnival 393 --<br/>Aldo Rossi's Theatre of the World 395 --<br/>The Biennale in the 1980s 397 --<br/>Housing 402 --<br/>Politics and redeployment 406 --<br/>Luigi Nono, composer, and Massimo Cacciari, philosopher 410 --<br/>Popular Venice 414 --<br/>Madonna takes Venice 414 --<br/>Pursuit 415 --<br/>Virgins and vampires 417 --<br/>Gore Vidal, Pink Floyd and the Crisis of Tourism 420 --<br/>12 The double millennium: The end of the century, the end of Venice 423 --<br/>The double flood: Tourism and Acqua Alta 423 --<br/>The state of the Lagoon: Pollution and dredging 428 --<br/>Redevelopment 430 --<br/>Access 431 --<br/>Employment, population decline and regional politics 433 --<br/>The critique of the tourist 437 --<br/>Patrimony and survival 438 --<br/>The Biennale 441 --<br/>Foreign perceptions 443 --<br/>Crime in the Lagoon 445 --<br/>More deaths 446 --<br/>Ending the cult: Too much Venice 448 --<br/>The city and the Lagoon of the past: From the present 451 --<br/>The fire at La Fenice, 1996 452 --<br/>The assault on the Campanile, 12 May 1997 455 --<br/>After two hundred years 457 --<br/>Notes 460 --<br/>Photograph credits 532 --<br/>Index 533 --<br/><br/> |
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Stout, 04/22/03, 2003-726. |
| 650 #0 - SUBJECT ADDED ENTRY--TOPICAL TERM |
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Architecture |
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Italy |
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Venice. |
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54081 |
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Local |
| 651 #0 - SUBJECT ADDED ENTRY--GEOGRAPHIC NAME |
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| Geographic name |
Venice Italy |
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Civilization. |
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184966 |
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Local |
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Venice Italy |
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History. |
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184966 |
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Local |
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| Source of classification or shelving scheme |
Library of Congress Classification |
| Koha item type |
Libro Col. General CARIBET |
| Classification part |
NA1121.V4 |
| Call number prefix |
General |
| Call number suffix |
P59 2002 |