ITALIAN: Find Internet Resources

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Search the digital resources (images, texts, sound, and video) of Europe's museums, libraries, and archives.

Documentary films, news, movies, photographs from Luce Institute's Archive: 4,000 hours of video, 400,000 photos

Annotated links to scholarly web resources in Italian Studies from the European Studies Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries

indexes and abstracts to the contents of over 100 periodicals in Italian literary and cultural studies, from 2000-present.

Digital collections from Italian libraries, archives, and museums

is a non-profit cultural organization providing online texts of over 1,300 literary titles and 1,700 classical music pieces.

Basic data about Italy's people, government, economy, communications, transportation, military, and geography. Updated frequently.

an extensive corpus of literature (full-text) written by Italian women authors, from 13th century to authors born in 1945. Searchable and browsable.

Documentary Sources for the Arts and Humanities in the Medici Granducal Archive: 1537-1743.

The Italian language version of Wikipedia, with separately written articles (not the English articles in translation).

Digitized collections include posters, magazines, and books relating to women and their liberation movements from the nineteenth century to today.

An online annual, peer-reviewed journal that publishes research on gendered identities and the ways they intersect with and produce Italian politics, culture, and society.

Photographs, letters, journals, memoirs, and other documents on the history, culture and traditions of Jews in Italy from the mid-19th century to today.

News stories from major national newspapers selected and annotated by teachers of Italian. Includes discussion questions and other learning materials

Podcasts for learning Italian grammar, with transcripts that include additional grammar and cultural notes. Episodes are built around the escapades of Arlecchino, Pulcinella, and other masks of the Italian Commedia dell'arte. Created by the University of Texas at Austin.

Open Access textbook for beginning Italian from Mount Holyoke College. There is also a second volume.

Dante's Comedy in the Longfellow translation, the Mandelbaum translation, and the original Italian, all side-by-side and searchable. From Columbia University's Institute for Learning Technologies.

transcriptions, translations, or facsimile copies of original documents from Ancient Rome through the twentieth century. From the EuroDocs collection.