Papers by Giovanni Nichetti
Ariel (nuova serie): semestrale di drammaturgia dell'istituto di studi pirandelliani e sul teatro contemporaneo - Anno II, N. 4, 2020
The purpose of this paper is to shed some light on the professional and human relationship betwee... more The purpose of this paper is to shed some light on the professional and human relationship between Italian playwright Luigi Pirandello and Arthur Livingston, translator of his works and his representative in the UK and overseas in the 1920s. Said relationship has been examined through some letters, telegrams and cablegrams (the majority of which previously unpublished) that the two wrote to each other between 1926 and 1931. The correspondence between the two highlights the role played by Livingston in creating and reinforcing Pirandello's fame in two English-speaking countries. It also allows to better understand some lesser-known aspects of the Italian playwright's character and persona.
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June 6-7, 2023 - Naples
The concepts of good and evil are expressed, from a lexical point of vie... more June 6-7, 2023 - Naples
The concepts of good and evil are expressed, from a lexical point of view, in different ways in different Germanic languages and at the same time they are declined in different forms depending on linguistic and literary traditions. We encourage prospective participants to submit proposals which deal with the theme from a literary, philological, linguistic and/or historical perspective.
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The concepts of good and evil are expressed, from a lexical point of view, in different ways in different Germanic languages and at the same time they are declined in different forms depending on linguistic and literary traditions. We encourage prospective participants to submit proposals which deal with the theme from a literary, philological, linguistic and/or historical perspective.
The concepts of good and evil are expressed, from a lexical point of view, in different ways in different Germanic languages and at the same time they are declined in different forms depending on linguistic and literary traditions. We encourage prospective participants to submit proposals which deal with the theme from a literary, philological, linguistic and/or historical perspective.