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work_4zkv566inzctfmkduz2u5w5vvu	Axel Körner	Uncle Tom on the Ballet Stage: Italy's Barbarous America, 1850–1900	2011.0	33	.pdf	application/pdf	16311	1017	64	Uncle Tom on the Ballet Stage: Italy's Barbarous America, 1850–1900 Uncle Tom on the Ballet Stage: Italy's Barbarous America, 1850–1900 success stories in the history of Italian ballet: Bianchi e Neri, Giuseppe Rota's Originally positive images of the United States, still predominant during the earlier years of the Italian Risorgimento, were increasingly also slavery, the Civil War, and later political corruption during the Reconstruction, that provoked debate over American affairs among Italians;7 and Therefore it would be misleading to compare Bianchi e Neri with, for instance, the popular "Uncle Tom shows" staged all over Europe and America ballet across different sections of Italian society constitutes a particular methodological challenge.15 Meanwhile, the fact that the same works were usually of the United States in Rota's ballet, which contrasted American slavery with Many Italian news stories on life in the United States fit the image of	./cache/work_4zkv566inzctfmkduz2u5w5vvu.pdf	./txt/work_4zkv566inzctfmkduz2u5w5vvu.txt