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International
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for the Defense
and Promotion
of the Rights
and Potential
of All Children |
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One city, many children
Memories of a present history |
The story about the creation and the development of
the Preschools and Infant-toddler Centres in Reggio Emilia:
a broad research project which joined together voices
and thoughts of many different protagonists.
A collective self-biography, a passionate story interconnected
with other stories in a long, thin plot made of silk threads as
Loris Malaguzzi used to say: such a story can be presented
like a story which clearly crossed the years and the seasons…
instead experiences like this, so anomalous, are always
walking on silk threads.
With interviews and texts by Renzo Bonazzi, Simona Bonilauri,
Ettore Borghi, Jerome Bruner, Antonio Canovi, Luciano Corradini,
Gunilla Dahlberg, Graziano Delrio, Paul Ginsborg,
Loris Malaguzzi, Carla Rinaldi, Vea Vecchi.
Edited by Rolando Baldini, Ilaria Cavallini and Vania Vecchi |
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| Italian version ISBN 978-88-87960-61-7 |
euro 26,00 |
| English version: coming soon |
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| The Hundred
Languages of Children |
Catalogue
of the exhibition “The Hundred Languages
of Children” which has been shown throughout
the world for 30 years, enjoying
enormous success. April 2005 updated edition.
Texts by various authors, including Loris Malaguzzi,
with photographs
and children’s work from the Infant-toddler
Centers and Preschools of Reggio Emilia. A work
of many hands, the catalogue describes the evolution
of the pedagogical experience of Reggio Emilia
through extensive and diversified documentation.
Bilingual Italian/English version - Also available
with a booklet containing the integral translation
in French
215 pages |
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hundred languages of children exhibit pages on this
site |
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| Children, Art,
Artists |
This catalogue is designed to offer a “guided
tour” of the exhibition entitled “The
Expressive Languages of Children, the Artistic
Language of Alberto Burri”, which comprises
various projects carried out in infant-toddler
centers, preschools and elementary schools, following
the retrospective exhibition of works by Italian
artist Alberto Burri, held in Reggio Emilia from
November 2001 through January 2002. The catalogue
offers reflections on a possible and productive
encounter between children and artists.
Available in Italian and English versions
2004, 158 pages |
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| Dialogues with
Places |
Every
place has a soul, an identity. Trying to discover
it and relate to it means also learning to
recognise our own soul. Children in infant-toddler
centres and preschools explored the Loris
Malaguzzi International Centre while work
was still in progress.They chose a space that
was interesting for them and designed a work
of art, a gift, created in dialogue and empathy
with their chosen place. Taken from the Dialogues
with Places exhibition, children’s experience
and projects are presented in the form of
a work notebook.
2008, 172 pages |
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version ISBN 978-88-87960-50-1 |
euro
20,00 |
| Italian
version ISBN 978-88-87960-49-5 |
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20,00 |
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The languages
of food
Recipes, experiences
and thoughts |
Pedagogy
and a culture of eating from the kitchens
of Reggio Emilia’s
municipal infant-toddler centres and preschools.
Reggio Emilia’s decision to maintain
kitchens in each municipal infant-toddler
centre and preschool has always been of pedagogical
and cultural significance. These kitchens
constitute a kind of “gastronomic resistance”,
safeguarding diversity and maintaining value
and respect for different tastes, faith-based
choices and health indicators. Kitchens are
places for listening to families and customs,
and orient us in the direction of community
at the same time. Community meals become a
space, a place of relationship and meeting
with the world. From this context we have
created a book of recipes, experiences, projects
and thinking.
2007, 108 pages |
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version ISBN 978-88-87960-48-8 |
euro
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| Italian
version ISBN 978-88-87960-47-1 |
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Theater Curtain.
The Ring of Transformations |
The
story of a project which led to children at the
Diana preschool
realising a new theatre curtain for Reggio Emilia's
Ariosto Theatre.
Processes inherent to working in groups and the
roles of atelierista and teacher both emerge during
the course of this project journey.
Available in Italian and English versions
2002, 132 pages
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version ISBN 978-88-87960-28-0 |
euro
25,00 |
| English
version ISBN 978-88-87960-29-7 |
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Reggio Tutta.
A guide to the city by the
children |
From a
project carried out in the Municipal Infanttoddler
Centers and
Preschools of Reggio Emilia, a “guide”
that outlines the identity of
the city and develops the dimension of the children’s
relationship
with a real or hypothetical visitor, including their
suggestions on what to see and how to visit and
live in Reggio Emilia. A portrait of the city made
by the children, along with essays, contributions,
and notes
on the educational context.
Available in Italian and English versions
2000, 152 pages |
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version ISBN 978-88-87960-13-6 |
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| English
version ISBN 978-88-87960-22-8 |
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| The future
is… a lovely day |
From a
project carried out in the Fiastri and Rodari Municipal
Preschools of Sant’Ilario d’Enza (Province
of Reggio Emilia), a book that collects thoughts
and predictions on the future by five- and six-year-old
children.
Bilingual Italian/English version
2001, 136 pages |
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| Everything
has a shadow, except ants |
Encounter
with shadows is the basis of the story told in this
book,
which documents the experiences and emotions of
children at the Diana and Gulliver Preschools in
exploring this immaterial companion
of our everyday lives. A project between science
and play by preschool children.
Available in Italian, English and French versions
1999, 89 pages |
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