Futurism/Food/Social Flashcards

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Who is Marinetti and what is his most famous work?

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Founder of futurism, “founding and manifesto for futurism”

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What are some aspects of futurism?

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Clean break with the past, motion/speed, violence/war, technology, art wasn’t confined, all of life (including everyday) was to be altered, hated anything old

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What was futurism’s take on Italy’s historic landscape?

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Hate everything old, old is a “disease” that weighs on present Italy, Italy=massive museum focused on past

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What preceded fascism and what similarities do they have?

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Futurism, glorify war and destroy academics

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What is the origin story of the futurism manifesto?

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Marinetti crashes into maternal sludge ditch –> rises with power ready to spread message

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What are the colonial themes in the origin story of the futurism manifesto?

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Maternal sludge = Italy’s need to nurture on colonialism

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What is intercession?

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The belief that holy figures can intercede with god on your behalf (saints, Mary)

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Who is San Gennaro?

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Patron saint of Naples, two vials of his dried blood liquify yearly, huge event, fast liquification = good year

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Who is Saint Padre Pio?

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Italy’s most important export, all over the globe, would experience stigmata, would go into trance and bleed during mass, people believed he was capable of healing

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What is stigmata and its significance?

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Mimicking Christ’s wounds during crucifixion, receive wounds as sign of gods love even though in pain, go into trance and bleed during mass

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Who is St. Francis?

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San Francisco named after him, first to receive stigmata

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What is the host (eucharist)?

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Bread = body of christ = communion

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Why is wheat symbolic for Italy?

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“Staff of life”, central to social/sustenance/health/religion/spiritual

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What is common food in northern Italy?

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Polenta (maiz), historically the food of the poor

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What are heritage foods?

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Foods that are less damaged/modified, healthier, varieties that aren’t mainstream

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What two things became mainstream in the 1950s in Italy?

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Pasta and typical Italian language

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Why did Albanians immigrate to Italy?

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Post Cold War there’s a war within Albania for control, Albanians need to flee (many speak perfect Italian due to media)

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What does emigration look like today in Italy and what is the popular sentiment within Italians?

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Many Italians scared of immigration, people fleeing violence/climate change, Italy closest to African continent

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How is Albania still relevant in Italian immigration today?

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Italy has placed two administrative detention centers on Albanian soil to hold immigrants while they’re processed

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What is Naples famous for food wise?

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Neapolitan pizza

21
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How are olive oil and butter geographically used in Italy?

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Olive oil: southern
Butter: northern

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What is Florence food famous for?

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Beef

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What is Bologna food famous for?

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“The fat”, cheeses, butter, dairy

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What is ZangTumTum?

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A futurist poem by Marinetti with industrial/war sounds

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What are some Italian meals/categories?

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Antipasti (appetizer), Primo, Secondi, Pesce, Contorni, Dolci

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What is the slow food movement?

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The idea of high-quality, traditionally-prepared food