In the evocative scenery of the city of Venice, the rich correspondence between Gabriele d’Annunzio and Olga Levi Brunner is particularly interesting for the suggestions, both biographical and literary and cultural, which provides. The stylistic variety of tones and themes, in particular, accompanying the ‘chronicle’ of d’Annunzio during his stay in the Serenissima, consisting of continuous reminders and suggestions – which we will find in the narrative productions – and completed by a curious approach of the poet to the Venetian dialect
In this thesis we have not entered the names of all the authors who wrote in the Venetian language i...
La discussione si compone di tre letture parallele, ciascuna autonoma rispetto alle altre, su un vol...
Nella geografia poetica della portoghese Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen la Grecia occupa uno spazi...
The paper aims to explore the images of Venice, often contrasting or ambivalent, in Italian literatu...
Through an examination of the correspondence, published and unpublished, the comparison of the press...
The irredentism of Gabriele d’Annunzio intends to incorporate in a unique country the numerous citie...
In studies, more than forty, that the French academic Guy Tosi has dedicated to his favorite Italian...
Gabriele d’Annunzio’s first encounter with Venice – a city that significantly impacted his literary ...
Gabriele d’Annunzio’s first encounter with Venice – a city that significantly impacted his literary ...
Usually known as d’Annunzio’s Venetian novel, Il fuoco (The flame of life) is a complex work in whic...
This volume is the first traduction in italian language of a collection of poems published by Ruxand...
Filippo de Pisis lived in Venice between 1943 and 1947, but he fell in love with the city when he w...
For several years d’Annunzio plays an outstanding role in the cultural and political redefinition of...
Dai primi anni Ottanta dell’800 Bordignon risiede a Venezia. Dopo le fatiche degli affreschi della c...
Partendo dagli studi sulle atmosfere di Tonino Griffero e dall'antropologia del corpo di David Le Br...
In this thesis we have not entered the names of all the authors who wrote in the Venetian language i...
La discussione si compone di tre letture parallele, ciascuna autonoma rispetto alle altre, su un vol...
Nella geografia poetica della portoghese Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen la Grecia occupa uno spazi...
The paper aims to explore the images of Venice, often contrasting or ambivalent, in Italian literatu...
Through an examination of the correspondence, published and unpublished, the comparison of the press...
The irredentism of Gabriele d’Annunzio intends to incorporate in a unique country the numerous citie...
In studies, more than forty, that the French academic Guy Tosi has dedicated to his favorite Italian...
Gabriele d’Annunzio’s first encounter with Venice – a city that significantly impacted his literary ...
Gabriele d’Annunzio’s first encounter with Venice – a city that significantly impacted his literary ...
Usually known as d’Annunzio’s Venetian novel, Il fuoco (The flame of life) is a complex work in whic...
This volume is the first traduction in italian language of a collection of poems published by Ruxand...
Filippo de Pisis lived in Venice between 1943 and 1947, but he fell in love with the city when he w...
For several years d’Annunzio plays an outstanding role in the cultural and political redefinition of...
Dai primi anni Ottanta dell’800 Bordignon risiede a Venezia. Dopo le fatiche degli affreschi della c...
Partendo dagli studi sulle atmosfere di Tonino Griffero e dall'antropologia del corpo di David Le Br...
In this thesis we have not entered the names of all the authors who wrote in the Venetian language i...
La discussione si compone di tre letture parallele, ciascuna autonoma rispetto alle altre, su un vol...
Nella geografia poetica della portoghese Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen la Grecia occupa uno spazi...