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  <tableOfContents>Between exoticism and marginalization : new approaches to Naples / Melissa Calaresu and Helen Hills -- Myths of modernity and the myth of the city : when the historiography of pre-modern Italy goes south / John Marino -- Through a glass darkly : material holiness and the treasury Chapel of San gennaro in Naples / Helen Hills -- Contaminating bodies : print and the 1656 plague in Naples / Rose Marie San Juan -- Topographies of poetry : mapping early modern Naples / Harald Hendrix -- The collection and dissemination of Neapolitan music, c.1600-c.1790 / Dinko Fabris -- Landed identity and the bourbon Neapolitan state : Claude-Joseph Vernet and the politics of the "siti reali" / Helena Hammond -- The architecture of knowledge : science, collecting, and display in 18th-century Naples / Paola Bertucci -- Collecting neapolitans : the representation of street-life in late eighteenth-century Naples / Melissa Calaresu -- "Missed opportunities" in the history of Naples / Anna Maria Rao.</tableOfContents>
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    <geographic>Naples (Italy)</geographic>
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