| Note # |
Page # |
Note title or first
line of note. |
| §1 |
5 |
The French intellectuals |
| §2 |
6 |
Julien Benda |
| §3 |
8 |
German intellectuals |
| §4 |
9 |
Emmanuel Berl |
| §5 |
11 |
America |
| §6 |
13 |
What do the young think? |
| §7 |
14 |
The people (oh!), the public (oh!) |
| §8 |
14 |
Father Bresciani's progeny |
| §9 |
15 |
The academy of Ten |
| §10 |
16 |
Proudhon and the Italian literati (Raimondi, Jahier) |
| §11 |
17 |
Americanism |
| §12 |
18 |
David Lazzaretti |
| §13 |
20 |
Father Bresciani's progeny. Alfredo Panzini: "Vita di Cavour" |
| §14 |
21 |
Father Bresciani's progeny |
| §15 |
21 |
Ettore Ciccotti |
| §16 |
22 |
Political development of the popular class in the medieval
Commune |
| §17 |
24 |
1917 |
| §18 |
24 |
History of the subaltern classes |
| §19 |
25 |
The problem of the young |
| §20 |
25 |
Documents of the times |
| §21 |
25 |
Italian diplomacy before 1914 |
| §22 |
26 |
Lorianism |
| §23 |
26 |
Loria |
| §24 |
26 |
Risorgimento motifs. Sicilian separatism |
| §25 |
27 |
The role of Catholics in Italy (Catholic Action) |
| §26 |
29 |
America and Europe |
| §27 |
29 |
Prince Karl Rohan |
| §28 |
29 |
Types of periodicals |
| §29 |
30 |
Catalogo dei cataloghi del libro italiano |
| §30 |
30 |
Another bibliographical publication |
| §31 |
30 |
Types of priodicals |
| §32 |
31 |
"Rendre la vie impossible" |
| §33 |
32 |
Some causes of error |
| §34 |
32 |
Past and present |
| §35 |
33 |
Giuseppe Rensi |
| §36 |
34 |
Cultural matters |
| §37 |
34 |
Father Bresciani's progeny |
| §38 |
34 |
Father Bresciani's progeny. A. Panzini: "Vita di Cavour" |
| §39 |
39 |
Past and present |
| §40 |
39 |
Reformation and Renaissance |
| §41 |
40 |
Father Bresciani's progeny |
| §42 |
40 |
Past and present |
| §43 |
43 |
Past and present |
| §44 |
43 |
Past and present |
| §45 |
44 |
Past and present |
| §46 |
44 |
Past and present |
| §47 |
47 |
Political science and the positivists |
| §48 |
48 |
Past and present. Spontaneity and conscious leadership |
| §49 |
52 |
Cultural topics. Ideological material |
| §50 |
53 |
Concordat |
| §51 |
53 |
Past and present |
| §52 |
54 |
The pillories of virtue |
| §53 |
54 |
Past and present. Influence of the romanticism of French serials |
| §54 |
55 |
Emilio Bodrero |
| §55 |
56 |
Past and present. Otto Kahn |
| §56 |
56 |
The concept of organic centralism and the priestly caste |
| §57 |
57 |
Father Bresciani's progeny. Papini |
| §58 |
57 |
Types of periodicals. The "Voce"-"Leonardo" type |
| §59 |
58 |
Past and present. The intellectual influence of France |
| §60 |
58 |
Past and present |
| §61 |
59 |
The struggle between the generations |
| §62 |
59 |
Past and present |
| §63 |
61 |
Father Bresciani's progeny |
| §64 |
65 |
Father Bresciani's progeny |
| §65 |
65 |
Massimo Lelj, Il Risorgimento dello spirito italiano: 1725-1861 |
| §66 |
65 |
Lorianism and the baroque style |
| §67 |
66 |
Gerrymandering |
| §68 |
66 |
Americanism |
| §69 |
67 |
Utopias and philosophical novels |
| §70 |
67 |
Frère Vedremo |
| §71 |
67 |
Utopias and philosophical novels |
| §72 |
68 |
Science columns |
| §73 |
69 |
Father Bresciani's progeny. Luigi Capuana |
| §74 |
70 |
Giulio Bertoni and linguistics |
| §75 |
72 |
Utopias and philosophical novels |
| §76 |
72 |
The question of the language and the Italian intellectual
classes |
| §77 |
76 |
The clergy, church property, and analogous forms of personal
or real property |
| §78 |
76 |
Father Bresciani's progeny. Popular serial novels |
| §79 |
78 |
The question of the language |
| §80 |
78 |
The particular chauvinism of the Italians |
| §81 |
79 |
Federico Confalonieri |
| §82 |
80 |
French and Italian historical culture |
| §83 |
82 |
Past and present |
| §84 |
83 |
The death of Vittorio Emanuele II |
| §85 |
83 |
Arturo Graf |
| §86 |
84 |
Lorianism. Alfredo Trombetti |
| §87 |
86 |
Regarding the formation of the Italian intellectual classes
in the early Middle Ages |
| §88 |
90 |
The study of the historical formation of the Italian intellectuals |
| §89 |
90 |
Lorianism |
| §90 |
91 |
History of the subaltern classes |
| §91 |
92 |
Father Bresciani's progeny. The book fair |
| §92 |
92 |
Federico Confalonieri |
| §93 |
93 |
Giovanni Cena |
| §94 |
93 |
Father Bresciani's progeny. Polifilo |
| §95 |
93 |
Father Bresciani's progeny |
| §96 |
94 |
Father Bresciani's progeny. Popular novels |
| §97 |
95 |
The Concordat |
| §98 |
95 |
Spartacus |
| §99 |
96 |
The law of numbers |
| §100 |
96 |
Father Bresciani's progeny. Popular literature |
| §101 |
96 |
Father Bresciani's progeny. The anti-popular or non-popular-national
character of Italian literature |
| §102 |
96 |
Past and present. School of journalism |
| §103 |
97 |
The Risorgimento and the revolutionary classes |
| §104 |
97 |
Popular literature. An anthology of writings by American workers |
| §105 |
98 |
Lorianism. American peanuts and oil |
| §106 |
98 |
Prof. H. de Vries de Heekelingen |
| §107 |
99 |
The social classes in the Risorgimento |
| §108 |
99 |
The personal equation |
| §109 |
99 |
Father Bresciani's progeny. Italo Svevo and Italian littérateurs |
| §110 |
100 |
Equipping the nation |
| §111 |
100 |
Lorianism |
| §112 |
101 |
Corrado Barbagallo |
| §113 |
101 |
Utopias |
| §114 |
101 |
Past and present |
| §115 |
102 |
International function of the Italian educated classes |
| §116 |
102 |
International function of the Italian educated classes |
| §117 |
104 |
Italian emigration and the cosmopolitan function of the Italian
educated classes |
| §118 |
104 |
National history and the history of culture (European or international |
| §119 |
105 |
Agitation and propaganda |
| §120 |
106 |
Antonio Fradeletto |
| §121 |
107 |
Father Bresciani's progeny |
| §122 |
107 |
Italian diplomacy. Costantino Nigra and the Treaty of Wuchali |
| §123 |
108 |
The pitiful Italian |
| §124 |
108 |
Emigration |
| §125 |
109 |
Luigi Castellazzo, the Mantua trial, and the other trials
under Austrian rule |
| §126 |
111 |
The formation of the Italian educated classes and their cosmopolitan
function |
| §127 |
111 |
The Risorgimento |
| §128 |
111 |
Machiavelli and Emanuele Filiberto |
| §129 |
111 |
Italian diplomacy |
| §130 |
112 |
Italian culture |
| §131 |
112 |
Italian diplomacy |
| §132 |
112 |
Lorianism. Paolo Orano |
| §133 |
113 |
Carlo Flumiani, I gruppi sociali. Fondamenti di scienza
politica |
| §134 |
113 |
Piero Pieri, Il Regno di Napoli dal luglio 1799 al marzo
1806 |
| §135 |
113 |
History and Anti-history |
| §136 |
114 |
Father Bresciani's progeny |
| §137 |
114 |
The formation of the Italian intellectual class |
| §138 |
115 |
Father Bresciani's progeny. Alfredo Panzini |
| §139 |
116 |
Past and present |
| §140 |
116 |
Catholicism and secularism. Religion and science |
| §141 |
117 |
The international function of Italian intellectuals |
| §142 |
118 |
The limits of state activity |
| §143 |
119 |
1914 |
| §144 |
119 |
Renaissance |
| §145 |
119 |
Italian and French culture and the Academies |
| §146 |
120 |
Kipling |
| §147 |
120 |
Italian intellectuals. Carducci |
| §148 |
120 |
The negative popular-national character of Italian literature |
| §149 |
121 |
Popular literature. Verne and the literature of marvelous
adventures |
| §150 |
122 |
Popular literature. Emilio De Marchi |
| §151 |
122 |
Negative popular-national character of Italian literature |
| §152 |
123 |
"Spectator" = Mario Missiroli |
| §153 |
123 |
Popular literature. Notes on the detective novel |
| §154 |
124 |
The negative national-popular aspect of Italian literature |
| §155 |
125 |
The new architecture |
| §156 |
126 |
Lorianism. Trombetti and the monogenesis of language |
| §157 |
128 |
Separation between leaders and led |
| §158 |
129 |
The historical conjuncture of 1848-1849 |
| §159 |
129 |
Risorgimento |
| §160 |
129 |
The economic structure of Italy |
| §161 |
130 |
Leo XIII |
| §162 |
130 |
The historical conjuncture of 1848-1849 |
| §163 |
131 |
Alessandro Luzio's "history" of the Risorgimento |
| §164 |
131 |
Notes on the religious movement. The editorial staff of "La
Civiltà Cattolica" |
| §165 |
133 |
Italo Toscani |
| §166 |
133 |
Past and present |
