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      • FILI – Finnish Literature Exchange

        FILI, founded in 1977, is a centre for the export of literature. FILI promotes the export of literature from Finland by facilitating professional contacts and serving as a “home base” for translators of Finnish literature. We deal with fiction, children’s and young adult books, non-fiction, poetry, comics and graphic novels written in Finnish, Finland-Swedish and Sámi. FILI serves as a support organisation for the export of literature, while publishers and literary agencies handle the sale of translation rights. FILI is a department of the Finnish Literature Society, and around 80% of our funding comes from public sources.   FILI distributes approx. €700,000 in translation grants, travel grants and promotional grants for over 400 different projects annually organises Editors’ Week events for publishers to visit Finland from abroad participates in publishing trade fairs abroad acts as a focal point for translators of Finnish literature maintains a database of translations of Finnish literature published in other languages and collects data on translation rights sold abroad. You are welcome to contact us: if you want more information about our grants programmes (Grants Wizard) to let us know about a publisher abroad that’s interested in Finnish literature if you are a translator from Finnish/Finland-Swedish/Sámi and you’re not in our records yet to tell us about a new translation of a Finnish book that’s not in our database if you have questions about literary exports.   Networks FILI constitutes part of the NordLit network, along with similar organisations from the other Nordic countries. We hold regular meetings together where we plan our future operations and joint projects. We have a shared Nordic presence at some publishing trade events, such as the London Book Fair. In 2015 NordLit had a joint Nordic stand at the Beijing International Book Fair and the Shanghai International Children’s Book Fair. In Finland, FILI is a member of the TAIVE network of arts information centres. Unlike Finnish information centres for many other artistic genres, FILI does not have a mandate or specific duties to perform here in Finland; instead, our focus is on activities outside Finland. Thus we refer to ourselves in Finnish as a literary export organisation.

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      • RANOK Corporation

        Ukrainian Publishing House “RANOK” founded in 1997 is prominent for its endless love for books and reading.

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        The Dynamics of Language Obsolescence in a Divided Speech Community
        April 2016

        The Dynamics of Language Obsolescence in a Divided Speech Community

        The Case of the German Wischau / Vyskov Enclave (Czech Republic)

        by Nereo, Filippo

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        The bad German and the good Italian
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        August 2023

        The bad German and the good Italian

        by Paul Barnaby, Filippo Focardi

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        Gezeichnet
        February 2009

        Gezeichnet

        by De Filippo, Francesco / Übersetzt von Kahn, Moshe

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        Gemälde und Drama
        October 2009

        Gemälde und Drama

        Giotto Masaccio Leonardo

        by Ivan Nagel

        Über Jahrhunderte, von 1300 bis 1800, war die Leitgattung der europäischen Malerei das Historiengemälde. Götter, Helden, Menschen aus heidnischer, jüdischer, christlicher Sage wurden ins Bild geholt. Ivan Nagel zeigt den Aufstieg des neuen Historienbildes von 1300 bis 1500. In einem weit verbreiteten Vorurteil sah man Giottos, Masaccios und Leonardos Werke als »erzählende Bilder«. Ivan Nagel zeigt indessen, daß sie ihr präsentisches Aufleuchten einer Handlung nicht mit dem Epos oder dem Roman teilen, sondern mit dem Drama, das sie, lange vor dem Theater, erneuern. Der Autor zeigt, wie Giotto und Dante gemeinsam die Kunst als sichtbares Sprechen, »visibile parlare«, als Dialog der Gesten, Mienen und Blicke entdecken; wie Giotto seinen lebenslangen Helden Franz von Assis erst als aufrührerischen Lebensreformer, dann als kanonisierten Wundertäter, schließlich als modernen Menschen autonomer Entschlüsse in diesen Bilddialogen spiegelt. Eine weitere Untersuchung gilt der (bislang oft ignorierten) Freundschaft zwischen Masaccio und Alberti. In neuem Licht erscheint »Filippos Kreis«, drei Bund unverheirateter Männer um den wegweisenden Baumeister Brunelleschi, zu dem außer Masaccio und Alberti der Bildhauer Donatello gehörte. Der Kreis wird in den homoerotischen Sitten von Florenz verortet. Sein neuer Blick ermöglichte eine Renaissance des in Freiheit handelnden Männerkörpers, Liebe des Menschen zum Menschen, behielt unterdessen die Entrechtung der Frau als Schandfleck. Zum Abschluß deutet Ivan Nagel die maßgebenden Bilder der Neuen Historie: Giottos "Navicella", Masaccios "Zinsgroschen" und Leonardos »Abendmahl«.

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        Florenz
        March 2012

        Florenz

        Ein Reisebegleiter

        by Birgit Haustedt

        Divina Comedia, Domkuppel und Davidstatue: Keine andere Stadt Italiens beherbergt auf engstem Raum so viele bedeutende Kunstwerke wie Florenz. Dante und Boccaccio erfanden hier die italienische Literatur, Brunelleschi wagte den Bau der riesigen Kuppel, Michelangelo schuf für die Piazza della Signoria seine berühmteste Skulptur. Zehn Spaziergänge führen durch die Geschichte der Stadt von Mittelalter und Renaissance bis heute. Masaccios Fresken, Medici-Palast und Machiavellis Arbeitszimmer gehören ebenso dazu wie die Lieblingsorte bekannter Reisender oder die Krimischauplätze bei Magdalen Nabb. Die Wege führen auch in unbekannte Stadtteile wie das alte Marktviertel, Vorbild für Pinocchio – und Inspiration für ein anderes Werk, das so nur in Florenz entstehen konnte: Artusis Kochbuchklassiker Von der Wissenschaft des Kochens und der Kunst des Genießens.

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        Im Schatten der Drei Schwestern
        July 2002

        Im Schatten der Drei Schwestern

        by Lippi, Rosina / Deutsch Blickle, Peter

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        El rapto de Eloisa (The abduction of Eloisa)
        Fantasy & magical realism (Children's/YA)
        2014

        El rapto de Eloisa (The abduction of Eloisa)

        by Jorge Esquinca, Chiara Carrer

        A girl and her mother, three crows, spikes on a field, and clouds draw the first scene. But the girl, like all children, expect her great adventure of being lost. The mistery kidnaps her. It leads her to an underground dream where the dream is reality and darkness is clear as a diamond light. Oneiric, musical story, opened to “what is heard inside”, this book invites us to discover that beyond the veil that is spread between the world and the things, “each sleeping seed, each root, each stem, every flower that rises,” and us, entirely.

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        Renunciation and Freedom
        October 2024

        Renunciation and Freedom

        Survivial in the future

        by Jean-Pierre Wils

        The situation in our society is precarious. The ecological shocks are omnipresent. The mere continuation of our lifestyles fixated on expansion and self-development has long since reached its limits. As if intoxicated by ourselves, we consume our world voraciously and without restraint. We need moderation and frugality that lead us out of the ecological and social dead ends and hold both the individual and Politics to account. We are by no means powerless and are perfectly capable of leading a life that offers prospects for a humane future. However, our idea of freedom needs urgent correction. For this endeavour to succeed, we need the courage to face reality and the willingness, in a spirit of solidarity, to say goodbye to a false life and join the alliance of renunciation and freedom. Then we will be free – differently and better.

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        Labels of Origin for Food
        Environmental economics
        May 2011

        Labels of Origin for Food

        Local Development, Global Recognition

        by Gilles Allaire, Erik Thévenod-Mottet, Filippo Arfini, Sophie Reviron, Angela Tregear, Giovanni Belletti, Dominique Barjolle, Denis Sautier, Andrea Marescotti, Ana I Sanjuán, Julien Frayssignes, Claudio Montanari. Edited by Elizabeth Barham, Bertil Sylvander.

        Agri-food traditional, regional and typical products are an important resource for agricultural and rural development in many areas of the European Union. These Origin Labelled Products (OLPs) activate a complex system of relationships involving the local production and marketing and distribution systems, rural development dynamics and the consumer. Based on research conducted in European countries, this book provides an account of the current state of OLPs, enabling a better understanding of their characteristics and evolution in the agri-food system. It also assesses public policies at various levels and the effects of legal protection, financial support and public promotional initiatives on those involved, and consumers’ and citizens’ concerns and expectations.

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      • Impact of Climate Change on Livestock Health and Production
        Zoology & animal sciences
        June 2020

        Impact of Climate Change on Livestock Health and Production

        by Gangadhar Nayak, Kautuk Kumar Sardar, Bhabesh Chandra Das & Debiprasanna Das

        This volume of 30 chapters contributed by reputed authors covers: Diversification of livestock and crops. Integration of livestock systems with forestry and crop production. Drought and heat wave tolerant varieties. Strategies for reduction of Green House Gases emission from ruminants. Application of GIS and remote sensing technologies. Breeds with inherent genetic capabilities to adapt to climate change. This book also takes into account the climate change adaptation, mitigation practices, and policy frameworks for promotion of sustainable livestock and poultry production.

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      • The Cats by Nicoletta Costa
        November 2019

        The Cats by Nicoletta Costa

        Cat City

        by Nicoletta Costa

        Series - On the outskirts of a city, in the old port district, at 3 Flounder Street, there’s a big, pink house. And in that big, pink house there live some rowdy but thoroughly lovable cats. Their lives have become intertwined with Filippo’s, the mouse who lives up in the tiny attic. And, over time, they’ve become great friends.

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      • Mafalda
        Children's & YA

        Mafalda

        Sequel to The Distance Between Me and the Cherry Tree

        by Paola Peretti

        ‘The hardest thing in the world is to convince a bird that he is free.’ – Jonathan Livingstone Seagull Mafalda is now thirteen and has been blind since she was ten. She is coming to terms with her darkness, thanks in part to her beloved cat Ottimo Turcharet and loyal (if a little rebellious!) friend Filippo, who keeps her company and helps her on her way to school each day. But Mafalda now has two bigger problems: her dad, who has been unemployed for six months and has fallen into depression, and Filippo might be becoming more than just a friend . . . Then two new adults come into her life: Elsa, a homeless young woman Mafalda secretly brings food and blankets to and allows to stay in her garden shed – and Signor Nino, the elderly upstairs neighbour with an awful temper and a great passion for Charles Dickens and Great Expectations. Little by little Mafalda learns their stories, how their lives were shaped by brave and difficult choices and through that how to make her own in order to face her own challenges. A moving sequel to THE DISTANCE BETWEEN ME AND THE CHERRY TREE, showing little Mafalda growing up and making choices for her future.

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      • The year of the foreigner
        Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)

        The year of the foreigner

        by Sebastiano Modadori

        Milan, 1989. Filippo Degani, a senior year high school student, is an ordinary boy: middle-class family, the boring school routine, the girls, the iron friendship with the inseparable Claudio, the best friend with whom he shares the dates with the girls and the passion for football. In the background, high school soccer tournaments and the exploits of the legendary Milan soccer team of Arrigo Sacchi, Gullit and Van Basten. The equilibrium of this very Italian glimpse on the end of the Eighties is overwhelmed by the arrival, in Filippo’s school, of Robert Horowitz, immediately renamed ‘the Stranger’ – rich, beautiful but above all mysterious: nothing is known of his past nor of the reasons that prompted the family to move from London to the outskirts of Milan. Between memorable soccer matches and night raids, the friendship with the Stranger will turn Filippo’s life like a glove, a revolution that will force him to measure the difficulty of remaining true to himself.

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      • PRIMITIVO

        PRIMITIVO

        Il vino dei due mondi

        by Antonio Calò, Angelo Costacurta

        Armonia, ordine, bellezza del paesaggio, qualità del vino, che nel caso del Primitivo si aggiungono ad un termine irrinunciabile: tradizione. Se il vino nasce dalla composizione delle vigne, dobbiamo considerare che i cambiamenti nell’ambito produttivo viticolo sono per natura lenti, legati al fatto che trentennale è la normale vita di un impianto. I trent’anni poi sono il seguito della tradizione mitigata da ponderata innovazione. Chi scelse il nome del Primitivo? La memoria, che è storia ed è anche leggenda, ci racconta di un religioso, appassionato di botanica, don Francesco Filippo Indellicati, di Gioia del Colle, la città pugliese a metà strada dallo Jonio all’Adriatico. Sul finire del Settecento individuò il vitigno, oggetto di scambio con la costa orientale adriatica, confacente alla sua idea di rinnovamento viticolo. Un vitigno che fruttificava presto, primo a maturare. Nel 2000 Antonio Calò individuò il felice futuro del Primitivo, qualità emergente fra i rossi, accanto al Negroamaro, al Nero d’Avola e a pochi altri. Aveva ragione.

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      • The black sea of indifference
        Humanities & Social Sciences

        The black sea of indifference

        by Liliana Segre / Filippo Civati

        Liliana Segre’s testimony and her political message are shared in this essay by Giuseppe Civati that reports her words and her teachings, on the occasion of her appointment as lifetime Italian Senator by Italian President Sergio Mattarella.Segre was expelled from school in 1938. She tried to flee Italy as an asylum seeker but was denied protection and was sent back. On January 30th, 1944 she was deported to Auschwitz with her father Alberto, who deceased in the concentration camp. In the last thirty years she has been promoting an extraordinary campaign against indifference and against racism in any form or aspect.Her undisputed, strong and clear words are a message for girls and boys, her «ideal grandchildren»: we must never lose our rights and respect for people.

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      • Seen in Profile
        Children's & YA

        Seen in Profile

        by Antonio Ferrara, Filippo Mittino

        A crime story set in a school with students and a psychologist as detective.

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      • Qui c'è tutto il mondo (The whole world is here)
        Graphic novels

        Qui c'è tutto il mondo (The whole world is here)

        by Cristiana Alicata, Filippo Paris

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      • The Origins of Catholic Evolutionism, 1831-1950
        July 2025

        The Origins of Catholic Evolutionism, 1831-1950

        by Kenneth W. Kemp

        The history of the Catholic Church’s response to evolutionary biology has often been badly misrepresented as antagonistic. In fact, its response is better characterized as a long process of accommodation. This work is a comprehensive introduction to the work of the Catholic scientists and theologians who worked out the details of that accommodation. Few Catholics found the evolutionary origin of plant and animal species theologically objectionable. None thought that evolutionary processes provided a sufficient account of the origin of the first human beings. Catholics differed over whether those processes played a role in the origin of the first human body. Catholic evolutionism began with the work of four nineteenth-century scientists who might be called the pioneers of Catholic evolutionism—Belgian geologist Jean-Baptiste d’Omalius d’Halloy, English anatomist George Mivart, Italian anatomist Filippo De Filippi, and French paleontologist Albert Gaudry. The next generations of Catholic evolutionists, writing in the period from about 1890 -1940, included scientists (Jesuit entomologists Erich Wasmann and Felix Rüschkamp) as well as priests who focused more exclusively on the question of compatibility (Dalmace Leroy, John Zahm, Henry de Dorlodot, and Ernest Messenger). Among the scientists might also be included French paleontologist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, who made some contributions to the general idea of the compatibility of evolutionary biology and Catholic theology, but who eventually veered off in the direction of a comprehensive evolutionary theology of nature the details of which are beyond the scope of this book. Catholic anti-evolutionists made efforts to have the Church prohibit works of Catholic evolutionism that, in their judgment gave evolutionary processes too great a rôle in the formation of the human body or that relied on problematic principles of hermeneutics. Efforts on the former front were eventually blocked by Pope Pius XI. The first magisterial statement on the question came, however, only in 1950, with Pope Pius XII’s encyclical Humani generis, which provisionally declared the orthodoxy of evolutionary accounts of the origin of the human body. In addition to providing details about Catholic evolutionists and the magisterium, the book also reviews the treatment of the new ideas in Catholic encyclopedias, periodicals, and textbooks. Although written in the first instance as a work of scholarship, the book was also written with attention to the needs of scientists, priests, and members of the general public who are interested in the question.

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