italy

High-spirited American, Isabel Archer, travels to England to find romance, heartbreak, and betrayal.

An abridged version of Shakespeare's play about the magical storm, shipwreck, and the deposed duke living in exile with his daughter, Miranda, and includes stage directions and character suggestions.

When he is cut by the Cleveland Browns and becomes an NFL outcast, Rick Dockery reluctantly accepts a starting quarterback position with the Panthers of Parma, Italy.

Brings contemporary feminist theory to play in an examination of representations of gender in the dramas of Italian author Luigi Pirandello.

Examines the geological origins and social history of the stone that adorns and supports houses and public buildings.

Contains recipes in the Italian Jewish tradition, drawn from the Tuscan Jewish village of Pitigliano, as well Jewish cooks in Venice, Bologna, and throughout Italy, including appetizers and egg dishes, soups, pasta, grains, meat and fish, vegetables, breads, and desserts, and features holiday menus.

Chronicles Galileo's six trips to Rome, from his first at age twenty-three to his final journey to face the Inquisition, discussing how his scientific theories affected his acceptance in both society and the Church.

Brother Guy Consolmagno argues in his memoir that Christianity is not necessarily at odds with science; examines history, science, and theology; and proposes how to link modern science with faith.

An introduction to the life and work of Renaissance artist and intellectual Leonardo Da Vinci, discussing his background, his influence on the world of art, and his contributions to science and technology.

A chronicle of daily life at La Foce, a manor in a Tuscan no-man's land bracketed by foreign invasion and civil war.