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RITA
Throughout her lifetime, Rita McLaren has documented her experiences in journals and on scrap paper. Now in a collection of short stories, poems, and photographs, Rita shares colorful insights into her unique journey through life that began on Corsie Hill in Perth, Scotland and carried her across an ocean and a continent to settle in Vancouver, B.C. Canada. In a vivid portrayal, Rita captures the history of her life that led her across two continents and through six decades from 1935 to the present day. She begins by detailing the beginning of her life while living in her family’s two-hundred-year-old heritage home on Corsie Hill, spending her days running wild and swimming in the River Tay with her twin sister and other siblings. As she leads others through her experiences from childhood to today via images and writings, Rita proves that an adventurous life is the best life.
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Rita's Stories
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Rita in Wonderworld
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At the time my mother Rita Liuzzi DiTuri, was one hundred and two years young she was alert and remarkably beautiful. Throughout the years she would tell us stories about her family and I often thought of writing her life story but it remained dormant for years. That is until one Sunday morning while we were listening to Italian House party with John LaBarca on radio AM 600. John was playing my mother's favorite Italian songs and she began singing along with the melody. Mom never had professional vocal training but loved to sing and continued to sing after the program was over. I soon became aware that she was singing a song about a young girl which was unfamiliar to me. When I asked about t...
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La mémoire littéraire de la guerre d'Algérie dans la fiction algérienne contemporaine
Comment la littérature intègre-t-elle la mémoire individuelle et collective de la guerre d'Algérie ? Et plus précisément : comment cette mémoire prend-elle forme dans les oeuvres d'écrivains aussi divers que Myriam Ben, Rachid Boudjedra, Assia Djebar, Rachid Mimouni..., qui ont vécu cette guerre en position de colonisés - et bien souvent de combattants, et plus souvent encore de victimes ?
