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  • https://www.lettereaperte.net lettere aperte è uno spazio virtuale per articoli scientifici, tentativi e controversie sulla letteratura e la cultura italiane, e sulla formazione... moreedit
Il numero tratta la questione, in gran parte ancora aperta, della testimonianza all'interno della poesia italiana, con contributi che vanno da Tommaso Campanella, Primo Levi e Leonardo Sciascia fino a articoli sulla poesia contemporanea... more
Il numero tratta la questione, in gran parte ancora aperta, della testimonianza all'interno della poesia italiana, con contributi che vanno da Tommaso Campanella, Primo Levi e Leonardo Sciascia fino a articoli sulla poesia contemporanea di Andrea Zanzotto, Antonella Anedda e Simona Menicocci. Come di consueto, i contributi sono completati da una lettera aperta, questa volta scritta da Anne Isabelle François e indirizzata a Theodor W. Adorno.

Diese Ausgabe beschäftigt sich mit der weitgehend wenig beleuchteten Frage der Zeugenschaft innerhalb der italienischen Lyrik. Die Nummer spannt dabei den Bogen von Tommaso Campanella über Primo Levi und Leonardo Sciascia hin zu zeitgenössischer Lyrik von Andrea Zanzotto, Antonella Anedda und Simona Menicocci. Die Beiträge werden, wie üblich, von einer lettera aperta abgerundet, diesmal ein offener Brief an Theodor W. Adorno verfasst von Anne Isabelle François.
4th volume of the journal "lettere aperte" (2017) on the Depiction of the Fanatic in Italian Literature.
The discussion of Italian literature and culture within Italian Studies has been for a long time restricted to the geographical boundaries of Italy itself. The last decades have shown, however, an opening towards a broader vision,... more
The discussion of Italian literature and culture within Italian Studies has been for a long time restricted to the geographical boundaries of Italy itself. The last decades have shown, however, an opening towards a broader vision, especially in the context of theoretical approaches such as Postcolonialism, Cultural Translation, and TransArea Studies.Analogous to Francophone and Hispanophone Studies, Italian Studies has begun to also focus on the so-called ‘guest worker’ and Migration literature, a genre which includes not only the literature of authors who migrated to Italy, but also ‘Italian’ literature originating in countries like France, Germany, and the United Kingdom. Strikingly, up until now, literature and media originating in the Italo-American context have been studied much more frequently in other fields of research, such as American and Canadian Studies, than in (European) Italian Studies. This edition of Lettere aperte’s 2nd edition will for that reason be dedicated to Italo-American Culture.
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