Fascism, New Towns and their Contemporary Lives
Latina was founded in 1932 by the Fascist Regime and is often described by its inhabitants through its absences, as a place where there is ‘nothing’. The book examines the role of absence in place-making and delves into the lived experience of Latina. Through the analytical lens of haunting, this work explores its inhabitants’ efforts to see their city as a meaningful social space, as they navigate its multiple histories and the absent presence of the contested past.
Publication
2025
Pages
268
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Berghahn Books
There are no reviews for this book yet.