Italian Perspectives publishes books and collections of essays on any aspect and period of Italian literature, language, history, culture, politics, art, and media, as well as studies which take an interdisciplinary approach and are methodologically innovative. At a time of growing academic interest, the series aims to bring together different scholarly perspectives on Italy and its culture.

The series was founded by Maney Publishing under the imprint of the Northern Universities Press, and moved to the Legenda imprint in 2005. As a result, manuscripts now need to follow the MHRA Style Guide, rather than that of the Italianist journal, as used before 2005.

Editorial Committee:

• Dr Simon Gilson, University of Warwick (General Editor)
• Dr Francesca Billiani, University of Manchester
• Dr Manuele Gragnolati, Somerville College, Oxford
• Dr Catherine Keen, University College London
• Professor Martin McLaughlin, Magdalen College, Oxford

Founding Editors:

• Professor Zygmunt Baranski, Cambridge University
• Professor Anna Laura Lepschy, University College London

Advisory Board: Patrick Boyde, UK; Patricia Brown, USA; Victoria De Grazia, USA; John Gatt-Rutter, Australia; Paul Ginsborg, Italy; Guglielmo Gorni, Switzerland; Giulio Lepschy, UK; Millicent Marcus, USA; Giuseppe Mazzotta, USA; Martin McLaughlin, UK; Lino Pertile, USA; Eduardo Saccone, Ireland; Rebecca West, USA; Diego Zancani, UK.

The eleven titles published in the series under the Northern Universities Press imprint are:

These titles remain available in paperback: please see www.maneypublishing.com/series/italianperspectives.