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This is a selection of dissertations completed in Italian Studies in recent years:
The Wolf in Dante's "Divine Comedy" (Wendy de Burgh)
The 'Wog Boy' phenomenon among Perth youth (Lisa Calabro)
A translation and linguistic analysis of legal Italian (Rocco Loiacono)
English stories of an Italian puppet: a comparison of two recent translations of Le Avventure di Pinocchio (Michelle Pearce)
The acquisition of gender and number in Italian L2 in a formal context (Kim Angel) Cultural hegemony, assimilation and rebellion in the novels of Melina Marchetta (Anna Martella)
Auxiliary verb selection in recent monolingual dictionaries (Giovanna Bartle)
A sociolinguistic reading of Il Libro del Cortegiano (Joshua Brown) "The language attitudes of second generation Italians"
(Kamariani Houlis) "Dismantling the myth of the Resistance: Carlo Cassola's treatment of partisan violence in La ragazza di Bube" (Frances Hoskins) "Una 'femminetta scomoda': Elisa Salerno's campaign for the rehabilitation of women" (Helena Dawes) "The Sicily of Peter Robb" (Georgina Harper) "The changing cinematic style of Roberto Rossellini (1941-53)" (Sophie Manson)
"'Conferenza stampa' and 'berlina-coup�': nominal compounds in contemporary
Italian" (Natalie Scoones)
"The dialect of Anghebeni di Vallarsa (prov. Trento)" (Anna
Garvey) "A film for the 'virtuale futuro spettatore continentale': How dialect is used in Marco Tullio Giordana's I cento passi" (Helena Bujalka) "Patterns of language acquisition, maintenance and shift in an Italian migrant family in Australia" (Concettina Martella) 
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