Gustavo: Expectations vs. Reality - 06:31 Centro di accoglienza - 06:52 Expectations vs. Reality - 08:10 Greatest difficulties - 08:32
Vanessa: Expectations vs. Reality - 08:57 Is Italy welcoming? - 09:22 Working in Italy - 09:42 What has Italy given you? - 10:19 Colombian food - 10:34 Social circle - 10:45 Cultural differences - 11:19
Karen: Social circle - 12:24 Working in Italy - 12:38 Children - 12:55 Do you feel at home in Italy? - 13:33 Colombian food - 13:50 Italianization - 14:25 Dealing with law enforcement - 14:44
Madeline: Meeting husband and moving in Italy - 15:35 Passion for Italian culture - 16:01 Work - 16:14 Will your children have a different experience here? - 17:17 Passing down Guatemalan culture - 17:35 Social circle - 18:10 Maintaining cultural ties - 18:52 Feeling Italian and Guatemalan - 19:09 Friendships with Italian women - 19:53 Integration - 21:42 Bureaucracy and documentation - 22:55 Future plans - 24:00 Advice - 24:40 What makes you feel Italian? - 25:15 Walking in Rome - 25:28
Karen: Three years in a shelter as a family of four - 26:08 Future plans - 27:47
Vanessa: How law enforcement and bureaucracy treat immigrants - 28:00 Racism - 28:25
Gabriela: Loving Brazil from afar - 28:44 Social issues in Brazil - 30:00 Similar issues in Italy - 30:45 Changes in Brazil with Lula de Silva - 31:34 Educational enfranchisement - 32:03
Gustavo: Work conditions for immigrants - 32:51 Social circle - 33:18 Baseball Serie B - 33:33 How law enforcement and bureaucracy treat immigrants - 34:30 Discrimination - 35:08 Are Italians discriminatory? - 35:16 Parties and noise complaints - 35:55 Best soccer team - 36:16 Do you feel at home? - 36:45 I'm not in my country - 37:02 Advice - 37:35
Vanessa: Future plans - 37:54 Final message - 38:00
Gabriela: The first month - 38:12 Learning Italian like a toddler - 38:29 Work and exploitation of immigrant labor - 39:15 Waiting for documentation - 39:41 Labor exploitation and deceit - 40:08 Sacrifices of going to school - 40:52 Final message and advice - 43:00
Outro - 43:55Latina non è razionalista: architettura delle città di fondazione del 900’Steven Jacobs2022-08-15 | Intervista informale con Arch. Paolo Costanzo 28-07-22
The history and geography of the bonifica of the Agro Pontino 0:00 What was the ONC (Opera Nazionale combattenti)? and Internal migrations 1:50 Oriolo Frezzotti’s founding of Latina (Littoria) and urban planning 2:24 What is rationalism? How does it differ from 19th c. architecture? 3:25 What should we call the città di fondazione? Città del 900’ 5:43 What is rationalism? How do you recognize a rationalist building? How does it differ from 20th c. architecture? 6:30 Monumental/fascist architecture - Palazzo M 7:08 Quartiere Nicolosi - 7:42 INCIS (Istituto nazionale case impiegati dello stato) 8:05 ICP (Istituto case popolari) and the quartiere nicolosi today 8:20 Sabaudia - the only rationalist city in Italy. Why Latina isn’t one. 10:40 The CIAM (congressi internazionali di architettura moderna) | Post office, comune buildings 13:19 Traditionalist vs. rationalist architecture in Italy at the CIAM 15:26 How the ‘bonifica fascista’ attracted international intention | Bardi and Littoria 16:07 The piazza in città di fondazione, ragionare sul cœur 17:12 Is città del novecento the best term? 18:16 Is there brutalist architecture in Latina? Movements to destroy Latina’s fascist architecture. 20:15 Pasolini, Pennacchi, and evolving opinions on the architecture of città del 900’ 23:25 Mia Fuller’s (UC Berkley) book “Figures and Frameworks” 24:35 What are your favorite buildings? 27:05 Technical high school in Sabaudia 27:55 Le Corbusier inspired case popolari 29:00 Latina’s out-of-scale skyscraper 29:33 Le bâtiment d’eau 30:15 School on via Tasso 30:30 Why does the comune bell tower ring before the church bell tower? 33:40 Duomo - San Marco - Salesiani 34:35 L’opera Balilla 34:56 Fratelli d’Italia 35:58Pasolinis Rome: Interview with Pecetto from Ragazzi di vita (Hustlers)Steven Jacobs2022-07-18 | Danilo talks about his uncle, Rome, and the local dialect 1:27 Er pecetto reads I ragazzi di vita 3:40 Er pecetto talks about his friend Pasolini 6:12 https://www.tempi.it/un-marxista-a-new-york-fallaci-racconta-pier-paolo-pasolini/ http://www.centrostudipierpaolopasolinicasarsa.it/pagine-corsare/la-vita/roma/roma-er-pecetto-e-i-ragazzi-del-51-nello-spettacolo-di-gianluca-bottoni-2000/Hidden in a convent: a Jewish boys story of survival during the Nazi occupation of RomeSteven Jacobs2022-07-13 | Interview conducted on July 7th, 2022 at the Museum of the Shoah in Rome, Italy. Thank you to Marco Di Porto for generously agreeing to share his story with the world.Lesperienza di una bambina nella Seconda Guerra Mondiale - Anna Maria BeltranoSteven Jacobs2022-04-28 | Intervista condotta il 18 luglio 2021 - Muggiano, IT. Ann Maria Beltrano - nata nel Comune di Aulla (11/12/1939).Italian-American Culture in Poughkeepsie, NY - Italiani di PoughkeepsieSteven Jacobs2020-05-15 | Italiani di Poughkeepsie is a video project created by two Marist students, Steven Jacobs and Lauren Schottenfeld. Diving into the once dense and rich world of Italian culture in the Poughkeepsie area, this video highlights some of the many historical landmarks that play a role in the conservation of Italian-American history throughout this ever-changing city. One of the focuses of this research was to show how Italian cuisine unites people worldwide, and how some of Poughkeepsie's landmarks that still stand today allow others to indulge in what makes the Italian culture so wonderful. Our goal was to provide viewers with a way to connect with their Italian roots or learn something new about the history of modern-day Poughkeepsie. We hope you enjoy the video, grazie mille!
Check out our website dedicated to this project - stevenj78365.wixsite.com/mysiteThe Anti-High Speed Train (TAV) Movement Shaking ItalySteven Jacobs2019-11-12 | Skip to 1:00 to hear about the movement. Sandra and her daughter lay out the reasons behind the Tav protesters' malcontent and explain the crux of the issue facing Italy currently.In the Footsteps of Ada Gobetti - Language Lens Ep. 21Steven Jacobs2019-10-29 | Filmed over a couple of gray, October days in Turin and Meana as research on Ada Gobetti for my Italian literature class. This video features conversations with the director of the Associazione Dal Gallo Sebastiano, Emanuela Tomassone, and the director of the Centro Studi Piero Gobetti, Pietro Polito.Practicing German in Northern Italy – Porta Palazzo, Turin - Language Lens Ep. 20Steven Jacobs2019-10-28 | Plaudern auf Deutsch!Pollara, Aeolian Islands - Language Lens Ep. 19Steven Jacobs2019-05-13 | An interview with Alessandro, a small business owner in Pollara, a small town of 50 nestled in a caldera on the Aeolian island of Salina in Sicily, Italy. It was here that Massimo Troisi's last movie 'Il Postino' (The Postman) was filmed.BALLin PollaraSteven Jacobs2019-05-06 | Playing some basketball on a court in Pollara, a town of around 50 residents on the Aeolian Island of Salina in Sicily, Italy.Salina vs. Lipari: Wine, Capers, and Politics on the Aeolian Islands - Language Lens Ep. 18Steven Jacobs2019-04-25 | After a wine tasting, I sat down and chatted with Francesco Fenech at his farm on the island of Salina. Here is his website: http://fenech.it/index.phpSculpture in the European Capital of Culture: Interview with Margherita Serra - Language Lens Ep. 17Steven Jacobs2019-04-14 | Margherita Serra has been active in the art world since the sixties. The Brescia based artist has worked around Italy and has shown her art in New York, Venice, Rome and other major cities around the world. In this brief interview she discusses her sculptural work, what drew her to Matera (European Capital of Culture 2019), where she draws inspiration from, and more.Naples - Language Lens Ep. 16Steven Jacobs2019-04-03 | Benvenuto a Napule! Na' brevè chiacchieràt cu na' libraià su ca' cosà c'è ra fa' in chesta magnifìc cìttà.
I due cantanti nel video sono Claudio e Diana. Hanno appena pubblicato un libro che si chiama "Ultimi Romantici." Ecco il link al loro canale youtube.com/user/claudioedianavideoLearning About the Maltese Language and Culture - Language Lens Ep. 15Steven Jacobs2019-03-31 | A short plane ride south of Sicily takes us down to sunny Malta. Outside of the walls of Valletta, a bus stop-barista, Carmen, teaches us how to say a few words and phrases in the Maltese language. Later we enter the ancient city and interview a bookshop owner. He discusses the languages, identity, and culture of the Mediterranean, archipelagic country. Unusual for the series, this is the only video I have done that is in English. *in 2015 SIL Ethnologue reported that there were 522,000 Maltese speakers worldwide, 371,000 of which live in Malta.Library on Wheels - Language Lens Ep. 14Steven Jacobs2019-03-17 | A city bus turned library driving around Catania, Sicily bringing literature to the people. Hear what one lady has to say about this book exchange system that has been growing in popularity. Librincircolo is an initiative in collaboration with the A.M.T and the city of Catania.Touring Noble Familys Home in Ragusa - Language Lens Ep. 13Steven Jacobs2019-03-14 | Centuries-old paintings, half busts, Neapolitan nativity scenes, Boulle furniture, and trinkets probably worth a semester of tuition. These are some of the things I saw while touring the home of Mr. Appiano, a man who claims to be from a very noble family in Italy. He says his ancestors include two popes, the Lady-In-Waiting of composer Vincenzo Bellini's mother, and many artists. It was truly an amazing experience to walk through such an art-filled home, learn about his family's history, and listen to him play a piece on the piano.
I was not able to confirm his heritage with historical documents*Carnevale di Acireale - Language Lens Ep. 12Steven Jacobs2019-03-02 | The Carneval of Acireale, the biggest, and unanimously recognized "most beautiful," Carneval in all of southern Italy, consists of multiple processions of enormous paiper mâché floats that poke fun at politicians, criticize social norms, and create a cheerful ambience of aesthetic surreality in the streets of the seaside Sicilian city Acireale. I chatted with a couple of the artists that made one of these miniature floats and spoke with a couple people on the procession-street selling arancini.Cultural Heritage in the Val di Noto, Sicily - Language Lens Ep. 11Steven Jacobs2019-02-22 | A journey through time from the delicious and simple Modican chocolate inherited from an ancient Aztec recipe to the ruins of a 14th century church in the Centro Storico of Ragusa.Working in Sicily - Language Lens Ep. 10Steven Jacobs2019-02-12 | Chatting with a Sicilian shop owner in Taormina about youth unemployment in the south, the history of the renowned Hotel Timeo, and the reality of working during the off season in a tourist town. Angelo is a polyglot, grandfather, and lover of his homeland.Discovering ancient Roman ruins in Sicily - Language Lens Ep. 9Steven Jacobs2019-02-10 | La cosiddetta Naumachia è una grande costruzione formata da un muro di contenimento in mattoni, lungo 122 metri e alto 5. L’opera fu realizzata in età romana e più precisamente nel II sec. d.C a ridosso di un preesistente muro in conci squadrati facente parte della stoà greca della città. Lo spazio fra il muro greco ed il muro romano era occupato da una grande cisterna d’acqua che doveva servire per l’approvvigionamento idrico della parte mediana della città, nonché per l’alimentazione delle fontane, che dovevano essere presenti nelle 18 grandi nicchie, (larghe 3 metri profonde 1,70 e alte quanto il muro) che decoravano per tutta la sua lunghezza la parte esposta del muro; alterne ad esse delle piccole nicchie che contenevano statue di divinità e di eroi. Il nome Naumachia significa letteralmente "battaglia navale" e fu dato al nostro monumento impropriamente dal D’Orville che lo interpretò come un’area che accoglieva un circo acquatico, realizzato dai Romani per le rappresentazioni di battaglie navali. L’autore fu smentito dal Gallo, che interpretò il monumento come una grande palestra Ginnasio adiacente all’area del Foro dove si curava l'educazione psico-fisica dei giovani. – Comune di TaorminaWhat Do the French Think of Globalization? - Language Lens Ep. 8Steven Jacobs2019-01-30 | In this episode I hit the streets of Grenoble with two classmates and ask people a few different questions about globalization.Grenoble Street InterviewsSteven Jacobs2018-12-18 | Parler de la mondialisation avec les residents de GrenobleThe Gilets Jaunes in France - Language Lens Ep. 7Steven Jacobs2018-12-10 | This video is about the 'Gilets Jaunes' (Yellow Jackets) movement that has been going on in France for the past several weeks in response to President Macron's recent tax on fuel and more generally, his controversial year and a half in office which has left him with an approval rating hovering around 25% (worse than Bush after the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and crashing the economy.) My friend Jake and I each interview one person in front of the Notre-Dâme de Fourvière Basilica in Lyon, France on December 9th during our visit to the city for the Fête des Lumières.
The first 1.25 minutes of footage was taken from RT France and Le Mèdia and is being used for educational purposes only.
***Recent measures announced by President Macron in response to the movement, quoted from Le Monde: "Main measures announced: an increase of € 100 per month of workers' income to the minimum wage from 2019, the cancellation for this year of the CSG for pensioners earning less than € 2,000 a month and the abolition of taxes and charges for overtime as early as 2019. The President of the Republic has also asked companies "who can" to pay an end-of-year bonus to employees, which will be tax-free. On the wealth tax (ISF), however, the head of state refused to backtrack."
"Principales mesures annoncées : une augmentation de 100 euros par mois du revenu des travailleurs au smic dès 2019, l’annulation pour cette année de la CSG pour les retraités gagnant moins de 2000 euros par mois et la suppression des impôts et charges pour les heures supplémentaires dès 2019. Le président de la République a par ailleurs demandé aux entreprises « qui le peuvent » de verser une prime de fin d’année aux salariés, qui sera défiscalisée. Sur l’impôt sur la fortune (ISF) en revanche, le chef de l’Etat a refusé de faire machine arrière."What is Amnesty International? - Language Lens Ep. 6Steven Jacobs2018-12-03 | ...Protest in Berlin - Language Lens Ep. 5Steven Jacobs2018-11-03 | Language Lens Ep. 5 - Protest in Berlin, Germany.Happiness in France - Language Lens Ep. 4Steven Jacobs2018-10-24 | Happiness in France Music: PhilipemorrisAlpine Culture in France: Le retour des alpages Annecy 2018 - Language Lens Ep. 3Steven Jacobs2018-10-15 | This video is about Alpine Culture in Annecy, France. Specifically the association L'Etale and their effort to preserve and spread the local culture. The president of L'Etale explains the process of the "équarrissage" and the construction of "tavaillons."Tourism in France - Language Lens Ep. 2Steven Jacobs2018-10-07 | ...Cuisine in Italy - Language Lens Ep.1Steven Jacobs2018-09-30 | Ciao a tutti! Benvenuti alla prima puntata di questa serie di video. Mi chiamo Stefano e sono uno studente americano. Studio le lingue straniere a Marist College nello stato di New York e ho deciso di venire in Europa per un anno per approfondire la mia conoscenza linguistica e culturale di questo posto magnifico! Questo serie di video è un mezzo per condividere la mia esperienza e per fornire vari contenuti dedicati all’apprendimento linguistico attraverso interviste per strada.
The purpose of this project is to create language learning content for Italian and French learners while educating myself on local history, politics, cuisine, art, culture, beliefs and ways of life. This project will consist of at least 20 video interviews with local residents of each place I visit. Each interview must be conducted in the local language.Tiny HouseSteven Jacobs2018-05-23 | Tiny HouseVik Muniz—Magazzino Italian Art May 6th 2018Steven Jacobs2018-05-08 | ...HausarbeitenSteven Jacobs2018-05-03 | Mein DeutschprojektLItaliaSteven Jacobs2018-04-11 | L'ItaliaHarlemSteven Jacobs2018-03-10 | Taking the Metro North from Poughkeepsie down to Harlem after a snow storm.Aucun cours: Une journée de neige a une université americaine (Marist College)Steven Jacobs2018-03-05 | Notre belle journée à Marist College!
Voilà la poesie que j'ai lit au début:
Neige
Sur la musique du silence Dansent, dansent les flocons blancs Qui se balancent Et qui s'en vont Tisser une douce couverture Pour la terre qui s'endort Sur la musique du silence Dansent, dansent les flocons blancs.
-Jacqueline MériotCome coniugare i verbi al presente in italiano - How to Speak ItalianSteven Jacobs2018-02-15 | Come coniugare i verbi al presente in italiano.Imparare gli aggettivi possessivi italiani in conversazione [Feat. Carolina] - How to Speak ItalianSteven Jacobs2018-02-07 | Un video sugli aggettivi possessivi