By the Breath of Their Mouths

By the Breath of Their MouthsExamines the liberating power of speech and its influence on generations of Italian American writers. In By the Breath of Their Mouths, Mary Jo Bona examines the oral uses of language and the liberating power of speech in Italian American writing, as well as its influences on generations of assimilated Italian American writers. Probing and wide ranging, Bona's analysis reveals the lasting importance of storytelling and folk narrative, their impact on

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