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Indici Organi Della Provincia Di Torino (A Studi Piemontesi giugno 2002, vol. XXXI, fasc. 1 Saggi e studi Carlo Pischedda 3 Massimo e Emanuele d’Azeglio memorialisti Toni Iermano 15 Meridionalismo e letteratura nei réportages di Giovanni Cena Giancarlo Bergami 31 Norberto Bobbio e la mancanza di una cultura fascista Luciano Tamburini 41 Il Teatro D’Angennes di Torino a metà Ottocento Valeria Garuzzo 53 Il Palazzo torinese della Moda al Valentino Note Giuliano Gasca Queirazza 67 Pagine di grammatica piemontese I Vittorio Marchis 71 La meccanica come metafora. Alcune considerazioni intorno alla Chiave a stella di Primo Levi Aldo A. Mola 75 Michele Revelli, teologo della rivoluzione Narciso Nada 83 Una grande impresa editoriale: il “nuovo” epistolario di Don Bosco a cura di Francesco Motto Luisa C. Gentile 91 Rapporti tra l’aristocrazia carmignanese e la corte di Carlo II di Savoia nella decorazione araldica del soffitto di casa Grimaldi (poi Vivalda di Castellino) Marina Dell’Omo 99 I Monti di Orta, una famiglia di pittori, stuccatori, orefici, nell’età di Carlo Bascapè. Nuovi documenti Walter Canavesio 109 I progetti di Bernardo Antonio Vittone per l’organo della chiesa di Sant’Andrea a Chieri Renata Allìo 115 Cioccolatieri senza cacao. Note sui problemi dell’industria dolciaria torinese nel 1946 Ritratti e ricordi Donato D’Urso 133 Vittorio Zoppi prefetto a Torino (1871-1876) Documenti e inediti Gian Luigi Bruzzone 151 Edmondo De Amicis e Vittorio Bersezio. Tasselli di un’amicizia Notiziario bibliografico: recensioni e segnalazioni 177 J. Bonaparte, Moina ou la Villageoise du Mont Cénis (P. Cazzola) – Le Botteghe a Torino Esterni e interni tra 1750 e 1930 (M.F. Roggero) – Ricami tra pagine di cronaca e storia. L’associazione generale di Mutuo Soccorso delle operaie torinesi (P. Cazzola) – G. Gaspare Craveri, Guida della Real Città di Torino (R. Roccia) – Per far di bianca carta carta nera. Prime edizioni e cimeli alfieriani (R. Roccia) – Carlo Denina fra Berlino e Parigi (P.M. Prosio) – Mompracem! (F. Pozzo) – Salgari, avventura nell’avventura. Illustratori d’epoca salgariani (F. Pozzo) – E. Salgari, Il mistero della foresta e altri racconti (F. Pozzo) – E. Salgari, Alla conquista della luna. La stella filante; E. Salgari, La caverna dei diamanti (F. Pozzo) – E. Salgari, Storie di montagna (S. Satragni Petruzzi) – P. e E. Erizzo, Il regalo del Mandrogno (P.M. Prosio) – N. Isaia, Dentro la storia. Alla ricerca di una patria (P.M. Prosio) – M.T. Barbero, Delitto al museo (P.M. Prosio) – Almanacco Piemontese – Armanach Piemontèis 2002 (G. Bergami) – Les Sénats de la Maison de Savoie (E. Genta) – I. Soffietti-C. Montanari, Il diritto negli Stati Sabaudi: le fonti (sec. XV-XIX) (G.S. Pene Vidari) – Annali di storia delle Università italiane (G.S. Pene Vidari) – F. Bonivard, Chroniques de Genève (R. Roccia) – F. Aimerito, Per un codice di procedura civile del Regno di Sardegna (P. Casana) – A. Lupano, Verso il giurisdizionalismo subalpino. Il De regimine Ecclesiae di Francesco Antonio Chionio (P. Casana) – P. Casana, Gli statuti di Vernante e il diritto locale della Contea di Tenda (E. Genta) – A.A. Mola, Saluzzo: un’antica capitale (L.C. Antonioletti) – Ivrea. Ventun secoli di storia (W. Canavesio) – M. Messiez-P. Guichonnet, 1848. Quel destin pour la Savoie? (P. Cazzola) – P. Pinto, Il Savoia che non voleva essere re (A.A. Mola) – M. Invernizzi, I cattolici contro l’Unità d’Italia? L’opera dei Congressi (1874-1904) (A.A. Mola) – P. Stella, Don Bosco (F. Contaretti) – S. Solero, Ricordi di un prete-soldato (P. Cazzola) – La città, la storia, il secolo. Cento anni di storiografia a Torino (G. Bergami) – A. D’Orsi, Intellettuali nel Novecento italiano (G. Bergami) – G. Limiti, Il Presidente professore: Luigi Einaudi al Quirinale (G. Bergami) – G. Fissore, Dentro la Fiat. Il Sida-Fismic, un sindacato aziendale (D. Marucco) – Un’azienda e un’utopia. Adriano Olivetti 1945-1960; Costruire la città dell’uomo. Adriano Olivetti e l’urbanistica (F. Quaccia) – G.C. Destefanis, Andrea Remmert e Domenico Valle industriali filantropi (F. De Caria) – Carte di viaggi e viaggi di carta (F. Pozzo) – P. Della Valle, In viaggio per l’Oriente (F. De Caria) – V. Donati, Viaggio mineralogico nelle Alpi occidentali (R. Roccia) – Le vie delle Alpi: il reale e l’immaginario (D. Marucco) – La routo. Sulle vie della transumanza tra le Alpi e il mare (B. Dorato) – L. Gibelli, Incisioni rupestri alpine (B. Dorato) – Giochi di palla nel Piemonte medievale e moderno (R. Rao) – M. Parenti, Ël mal dla pera. La parlata piemontese nel cantiere edile (F. De Caria) – G. Balma Mion, L’antica chiesa plebana di San Maurizio Canavese (F. De Caria) – A. Castelli-D. Roggero, Il Duomo di Casale Monferrato (P.M. Prosio) – M. Donat-Cattin, Professione benestante. Vite di donne torinesi (C. Burdet) – P. Jorio, Sapere di terra. La condizione femminile nelle Valli di Lanzo (S. Satragni Petruzzi) – A. Rianero, Briciole d’oro; R. Agostinho, Vita di San Giuseppe Marello; T. Lasconi, Intervista in Paradiso (S. Satragni Petruzzi) - Segnalazioni (a cura di B. Dorato e A. Malerba). Notizie e asterischi 237 Attività del Centro Studi Piemontesi-Ca dë Studi Piemontèis - Riflessioni sul dato linguistico piemontese (G. Gasca Queirazza) – Premio per un testo teatrale nelle lingue del Piemonte – Asterischi (a cura di G. Pennaroli). Libri e periodici ricevuti 254 Studi Piemontesi dicembre 2002, vol. XXXI, fasc. 2 Saggi e studi Gian Savino Pene Vidari 273 Un secolo e mezzo fa (22 gennaio 1851): la lezione torinese di Pasquale Stanislao Mancini sulla nazionalità Roberto Antonetto 287 Un inedito capolavoro di ebanisteria torinese settecentesca in Irlanda Luigi Griva 301 Il Bucintoro dei Savoia Ulrike Seeger 321 Nuove ricerche sugli acquisti fatti da Carlo Emanuele III re di Sardegna nelle collezioni d’arte appartenute al principe Eugenio di Savoia Anna Cornagliotti 341 Un vocabolario piemontese dimenticato: il Disiunari Piemuntèis diNicolao Gioachino Brovardi Note Luciano Tamburini 355 Salgari in Marocco sulle orme di De Amicis Felice Pozzo 367 Emilio Salgari e le nuvole parlanti Vittoria Masdea 371 Un inedito ciclo pittorico ad Asti: Pietro Laveglia e le eroine di Palazzo dei Leoni Valeria Garuzzo 381 Dal Palazzo della Moda a Torino Esposizioni: la ricostruzione nel dopoguerra Francesco Malaguzzi 391 Della Relazione de’ successi sabaudi nella “Guerra del sale” Ritratti e ricordi Barbara Corino 401 Il Giornale storico di Giuseppe De Conti erudito e storico casalese del Settecento Documenti e inediti Gustavo Mola di Nomaglio 407 La marchesa di Spigno, l’Assietta, le società segrete. I Novarina, tra enigmi e intrighi, nella storia del Piemonte Rassegne Andreina Griseri 429 Fortuna critica per il Barocco in Piemonte Notiziario bibliografico: recensioni e segnalazioni 445 Alfieri in Toscana (L. Tamburini) – E. De Amicis, Le livre Coeur (L. Tamburini) – Interviste a D’Annunzio (S. Satragni Petruzzi) – La fama e il silenzio. Scrittrici dimenticate del primo Novecento (S. Satragni Petruzzi) – C. Prosperi, Eva contro Eva (G. Tesio) – A. Nota, Il bibliomane (F. Pozzo) – E. Salgari, Straordinarie avventure di Testa di Pietra (F. Pozzo) – E. Salgari, Le Novelle Marinaresche di Mastro Catrame (F. Pozzo) – O. Camerana, L’imitazione di Carl (G. Tesio) – P.M. Prosio, Natale al castello (G. Calcagno) – F. Piccinelli, Con le radici al vento (P. Cazzola) – D. Taverna, Lettere a Faustina ( B. Dorato) – A. Piovano, La stella amica (B. Dorato) – S. Bachi, Vengo domani zia (B. Borini) – R. Diémoz, Le voci del Buthier (G. Zoppelli) – L. Gibelli, Veglie serali (B. Dorato) – W. Canavesio, Piemonte barocco (F. Morgantini) – G.B. Ferrari, Flora ovvero cultura dei fiori (L. Tamburini) – M. Emanuele, Commedie in musica, pastorali e piscatorie alla corte dei Savoia 1600-1630 (S. Baldi) – L. Sinigaglia, 36 vecchie canzoni popolari del Piemonte (A. Piovano) – P. Dragone, Pittori dell’Ottocento in Piemonte. Arte e cultura figurativa 1830- 1865 (L. Tamburini) – R. Antonetto, Fréjus. Memorie di un monumento (R. Roccia) – Per una storia dei santuari cristiani d’Italia (F. Quaccia) – G. Forneris, Romanico in terre d’Arduino (F. De Caria) – La collezione Morone (G. Pacciarotti) – Iconografia sacra. Affreschi cinquecenteschi nella chiesa di San Michele a Candia (G.S. Pene Vidari) – G.M. Molino, Un’importante committenza per Brusasco (C. Condarcuri) – Sacro Monte di Crea (F. Capellaro) – Trinità. Incontri con la storia e con l’arte (R. Condarcuri) – P. Bonifazio-P. Scrivano, Olivetti costruisce. Architettura moderna a Ivrea (F. Quaccia) – G. De Witt, Due anni con il guerriero giaguaro. Storie di vita e di lavoro negli stabilimenti Olivetti in Messico (D. Marucco) – La deuxième Campagne d’Italie (P. Cazzola) – P. Guichonnet, La Savoie du Nord et la Suisse (P. Cazzola) - G.L. Bruzzone, La rosa e le spine. I dispacci diplomatici di P.F. Peloso dalla Reggenza di Tunisi (1843-44) (Paola Casana) – G. Ansaldo, Il Ministro della buona vita (F. Contaretti) – Banche e sviluppo economico del Piemonte meridionale in epoca contemporanea. Dallo Statuto Albertino alla caduta del Fascismo (M. Spadoni) – N. Bobbio, Trent’anni di storia della cultura a Torino 1920-1950 (G. Bergami) – L. Berardo, La Camera del lavoro di Cuneo 1902-2001 (R. Allìo) – F. Quaranta, Contributo alla storia dell’Assicurazione contro gli infortuni sul lavoro a Vercelli 1898-1914 (D. Marucco) – La Casa Provana con particolare riguardo ai Provana di Collegno (A. Boidi Sassone) – Il Piemonte e la scoperta del Venezuela, atti del congresso internazionale colombiano “Cristoforo Colombo” (P. Cazzola) – Michele Buniva introduttore della vaccinazione in Piemonte (C. Burdet) – Don Bosco. L’avventura di una vita; Buonenotti e sogni di Don Bosco (S. Satragni Petruzzi) – A. Kuznitzky, Italia y el antisemitismo (L. Tamburini) – S. Lorenzetto, Italiani per bene (S. Satragni Petruzzi) – P. Caraffini, Il Piemonte per l’Europa: venticinque anni di attività della Consulta regionale europea (G. Levi) – G. Zanetti, Luigi Carrel. Una vita per la montagna (P. Cazzola) – C. Ottin Pecchio, I samaritani della roccia (P. Cazzola) – Pum e pumme. Meli e mele nel Biellese ( G. Soletti) – Trino, la nostra piccola città (F.
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