Italian Psychology and Jewish Emigration under Fascism

Patrizia Guarnieri is Professor of Cultural and Social History in the S.A.G.A.S. Department at the University of Florence, Italy. She has been a lecturer in Overseas Studies of Stanford University, USA and taught courses approved by the Psychology Department and the History of Science Program. She is the author of numerous publications, including A Case of Child Murder: Law and Science in Nineteenth-Century Tuscany, which has been translated into English.

1.Psychologists 'in the true sense of the word'. 2.Neo-idealism and 'the Cinderella of the sciences' 3.Fascistization discrimination and persecution 4.The Zionist network and Enzo Bonaventura in Jerusalem 5.The antifascist network and Renata Calabresi in New York