Gramsci, Migration, and the Representation of

Examining films, literature, songs, and photographs with an emphasis on a feminist materialist interpretation, Producing Culture considers the representations of different kinds of labor historically performed by women in Italy and the U.S. in order to reassess dominant narratives about the history of Italy and of Italians in the United States.

Laura E. Roberto is professor in the department of arts and humanities at Berkeley City College in California.

Introduction : women workers, migration, and a Gramscian perspective	p. 1
Italian rice workers and national popular culture	p. 33
Migrant domestic labor and the creation of identity	p. 51
Work and the Italian American home in cinema	p. 81
"All colors, all religions, all united" : women workers in California's canneries	p. 109
Epilogue : after Modotti	p. 123
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Gramsci, Migration, and the Representation of Women's Work in Italy and the U.s.

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