British Journal of Sociology · 1989 · 219 citations · 0 references
HumanitiesCultural StudiesSociologyCultural HistoryCultureSocial HistoryPostcolonial Cultural AnalysisPostcolonial TheoryCollective AcceptanceEveryday Life AnalysisEveryday Life NarrativesEveryday Life ScenesEveryday Life Sociology
Preface Introduction Part I. Oral Sources and the analysis of Cultural Identities: 1. Memories of self- autobiography and self-representation Part II. Oral Sources and the History of Grass-Roots Cultural Forms: 2. Fascism and the symbolic order in everyday life Part III. Oral Sources and the History of the events of Everyday Life: 3. Forms of social acceptance of Fascism 4. Resistance to demographic policy 5. Mussolini's visit to Mirafiori Appendix Notes Index.