Bitter Greens

Bitter GreensFood based reflections on Italian food, American culture, and globalization. Despite the inclusion of six classic recipes, Bitter Greens is not an ethnic cookbook but a Roman banquet of political satire, cultural criticism, and culinary memoir. Set primarily in the Empire State and arranged like the courses of a traditional Italian meal, Anthony Di Renzo's wide ranging essays meditate on Italian food at the noon of American imperialism and the

angiography

the trajectory from piece worker to petty commodity producer to petty capitalist

It ranges across the Elizabethan

In Through a Nuclear Lens

using newly discovered documents

Whole grain barley has been widely recognized as a valuable source of a number of biologically active compounds with unique health benefits

medical comorbidity algorithms

Burke explores Fellini’s movement from relatively classic filmmaking to modernist reflexivity to ‘postmodern reproduction’

its desire to subsume itself into the larger framework of genre cinema

/ And the lilting joy of the spring…” In this mysterious ode

synthetic insecticides and biopesticides

and early childhood policies in Eastern Europe