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From Elite University to Mass University: The Case of Italy
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1 The first phrases are those of Luigi Berlinguer and the last those of Gaetano Arfè quoted respectively from their articles in the special issue of the review Città e regione, III5 (May, 1977), dedicated to the problem of the universities.Google Scholar
2 “Perchè l'Italia non cammina,” Il Resto del Carlino (2 June 1978).Google Scholar
3 Ippolito, Felice, Università: Crisi sensa fine (Rome 1978), p. 101.Google Scholar
4 Mauro Cappellletti in “La drammatica crisi degli atenei italiani,” La Nazione (8 April 1978).Google Scholar
5 Arfè in the article cited above at n. 1.Google Scholar
6 Pirro, Vincenzo, “La ‘Riforma Gentile’ e il Fascismo,” Giornale storico della filosofia italiana, LII3 (1973).Google Scholar
7 Ippolito in the book cited above at n. 3, p. 32 ff.Google Scholar
8 Firpo, Luigi quoted in La Nazione, (2 April 1978), and in his article, “La cultura in una età di transizione,” Civiltà delle macchine (1968). I quote from the offprint kindly provided me by the author.Google Scholar
9 This and much of the following information comes from Domenico De Masi's heavily documented Dentro l'università (Milan, 1978).Google Scholar
10 Franchini, Andrea in Il Resto del Carlino (2 June 1978).Google Scholar
11 “I professori,” in Ulisse, (14 Nov. 1977).Google Scholar
12 Dalla riforma universitaria alla rivolta nelle facoltà (Milan [May] 1978).Google Scholar
13 Quoted here are the editors on p. 38 and Fabio Guzzini of the “Movimento degli studenti” on p. 108 of the book cited in the preceding note.Google Scholar
14 The whole story is published in Espresso (2 April 1978).Google Scholar
15 Quoted from the program in La Nazione (19 June 1978).Google Scholar
16 All thoroughly described in a special supplement to the 6 May 1978 issue of the PCI weekly, Rinascita .Google Scholar
17 In La Nazione (27 May 1978).Google Scholar
18 The author kindly provided me with a xerox copy of his typescript.Google Scholar
19 Express (22 May 1978).Google Scholar
20 That is all the PCI education expert was able to do in a speech partially published in La Nazione (30 May 1978).Google Scholar
21 These and many other relevant statistics are provided by the chief PCI education authority and the head of the Senate university committee, Carlo Bernardini, in Rinascita (21 April 1978).Google Scholar
22 “La proposta socialista,” in the issue of Città e regione cited above at n. 1.Google Scholar
23 Norme e programmi per gli studenti, anno accademico 1977–1978, published by the facoltà .Google Scholar
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25 I read a resume of the DC program in Il Resto del Carlino (2 June 1978), and the full text of the PCI program in appendix to Ippolito's Università, cited above at n. 3.Google Scholar
26 The figures are all in the book by De Masi cited above at n. 9.Google Scholar
27 From his interview in Espresso (9 April 1978).Google Scholar
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29 In his article in the issue of Città e regione cited above at n. 1. Educational standards in Italy have not yet fallen to the point where Latin phrases need be translated, even in the PCI daily L'Unità. I will not suggest that they are any lower in the United States by translating this phrase here — or by pointing out the mistake in Latin grammar on the jacket cover of Clark's book.Google Scholar