Interviewer
Marie Squatrito
Files
Description
This is a transcript made from an audio recording. it was made for the series, 'Three Generations of Italians.' The interview has been catalogued as 11 of 51 from box 6 in the Ethnic Heritage Studies collection. The original audio recording is no longer available.
Abstract
Part I: Where parents came from in Italy, language, parents' roles in the family and responsibilities of the children, importance of education and religion in the family life, comparison of Italy to the United States based on visits to Italy. Part II: The importance of naming children after relatives for respect. Her brothers and sisters today and how they live. Fig trees and gardens. Memories of he childhood.
Publication Date
2-23-1979
Publisher
Digital Initiatives Press: Rhode Island College
City
Providence, RI
Keywords
oral history, italian immigrant, Federal Hill, Anthropology, Communication, Italian culture, Interview, National Center for Urban Ethnic Affairs, ethnic studies
Disciplines
Social and Cultural Anthropology
Recommended Citation
Casdia, Anna, "Three Generations of Italians: Interview with Anna Casdia by Marie Squatrito" (1979). Three Generations of Italians. 11.
https://digitalcommons.ric.edu/italians/11
Comments
Signed release agreement is provided as supplemental content to this interview.