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Italian-Canadian Writing and Narratives of Translation as Return: The Italian Translations of Ricci’s Trilogy, Melfi’s Italy Revisited and Paci’s Italian Shoes

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This chapter investigates the concept of return in relation to a trilogy of novels by author Nino Ricci (1990, 1993, 1997)—a memoir by author Mary Melfi, Italy Revisited (2009) and a novel by author Frank Paci, Italian Shoes (2002), and their respective translations into Italian. The chapter starts by introducing the phenomenon of Italian-Canadian writing, a body of literature produced in Canada in the last forty years by writers of Italian background, focusing on the question of ethnicity and heterolingualism or code-switching, the switch from a language to another. It then moves into a discussion of the theme of return within this writing and finally analyses the theme of return in Ricci, Paci and Melfi’s texts, and in the discourses that have framed their translations as a return to Italy of the past emigrants.

The translation from Italian or other languages into English of code-switched terms, statements by translators, publishers and scholars, book blurbs, prefaces and website reviews or other information is by the author of the present book (unless otherwise stated).

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