Carlo Ossola updates his previous monograph on Ungaretti (Milan 1975 and 1982), the most European of Italian poets, with a new essay that focuses on his poetry and his translations, devoting a large space to European ...

Siegfried Sassoon was a First World War hero, a passionate hunter, a fine sportsman, a sensitive homosexual with a life full of young men fond of his fame, a pacifist, an unexpected husband, a beloved father, a catholic ...

Purpose of this article is to provide a new interpretation of the figure of Tennessee Williams in the light of his debt to Chekhov. After a brief introduction on the consonances between the two playwrights, we focus on the ...

This article analyses the relationship between Luigi Pirandello and Marta Abba, considering their correspondence in years 1925-1936. We can observe the history of “Teatro d’Arte”, with the artistic and personal problems ...

“Opera d’arte autonoma” è Cabiria, tra peculiarità estetiche e stilistiche. E perché queste specificità vengano legittimamente riconosciute, non bisogna esaltare l’alto grado di ingegnosità tecnica congiunta a “trucchi” o ...

La peculiarità di questo pittore di immensa umanità, Marc Chagall, è che «ha saputo dar forma alla parte migliore di noi stessi» scrive André Pieyre de Mandiargues, scrittore surrealista figlio spirituale di André Breton. ...

In questo studio, si mettono in evidenza i caratteri di portata universale che consentono al film di ottenere il consenso del pubblico occidentale. La rappresentazione dell’amore come un sentimento mai vissuto sollecita ...

The Milholt’s volume aims to re-evaluate the works of the first half of the Italian Eighteen hundred century, and especially of authors such as Mercadante, Pacini and Ricci, now virtually disappeared from theaters around ...

A questa vertigine (Italic, Ancona 2016) is the Gianluca D’Andrea’s new poetry book. A book with a quick writing, able to condense the events, adding them together, so that the reader can quickly open them like a fan and ...

How are religion, literature and politics linked? According to Antonio Di Grado in one of his last works (Anarchia come romanzo e come fede), anarchy seems to be the fil rouge which connects them.