This thesis looks at the ltalian antirisorgimento by way of examining three important Sicilian novels: Viceroy (1 viceré) by Federico De Roberto from 1894, The otd and the Young (1 vecchi e i giovani) by Luigi Pirandello published in 1913 and The Leopard (ll gattopardo) by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa from 1958. In the initial chapter, historical and political development of risorgimental and postrisorgimental Italy is outlined, from the 1848 revolutions until the end of the 19th century. The situation in the southem part of the country is emphasized in particular, as the change of regime in 1861 and the unification ofItaly did not bring many positive aspects there. Next chapter discusses the relation of our three authors to the period in w...
Po\uebta peregrinus. This book is a thorough analysis of Giacomo Leopardi's poetry (pp. 1- 340) in i...
La parte centrale della tesi sono tre saggi di Leonardo Sciascia su Luigi Pirandello: Alfabeto pira...
Abstract This thesis examines the detective fiction of the Sicilian writers Leonardo Sciascia (1921-...
The island of Sicily has served as one of the most important and common settings for the narrative o...
This work explores how three reknowned authors from Italian literature were read and interpreted dur...
The theme of the thesis is the development of the mafia theme in Sicilian literature from the unific...
The newly retrieved correspondence between Pirandello and Schirò helps us reconstruct the relationsh...
The retrived epistolary of Pirandello and Schirò helps reconstruct the relationship between the two ...
The paper discusses the final work (Effetto Sicilia, 2007) of one of the most significant scholars o...
La presenza del tema mafioso nelle opere di Luigi Pirandello era stata rilevata, a suo tempo, da Leo...
The author’s intention is to present the “Sicily case” in Luigi Pirandello’s socio-historical novel ...
This bachelor thesis presents the parliamentary novel, which had been formed during the second half ...
The article analyzes various concepts of modernity in Italian literature at the turn of the 19th and...
From the end of the 19th century up to this day Italian literature offers a negative representation ...
In the correspondence with his mother, Federico De Roberto defined its own novel L’Imperio as a “a t...
Po\uebta peregrinus. This book is a thorough analysis of Giacomo Leopardi's poetry (pp. 1- 340) in i...
La parte centrale della tesi sono tre saggi di Leonardo Sciascia su Luigi Pirandello: Alfabeto pira...
Abstract This thesis examines the detective fiction of the Sicilian writers Leonardo Sciascia (1921-...
The island of Sicily has served as one of the most important and common settings for the narrative o...
This work explores how three reknowned authors from Italian literature were read and interpreted dur...
The theme of the thesis is the development of the mafia theme in Sicilian literature from the unific...
The newly retrieved correspondence between Pirandello and Schirò helps us reconstruct the relationsh...
The retrived epistolary of Pirandello and Schirò helps reconstruct the relationship between the two ...
The paper discusses the final work (Effetto Sicilia, 2007) of one of the most significant scholars o...
La presenza del tema mafioso nelle opere di Luigi Pirandello era stata rilevata, a suo tempo, da Leo...
The author’s intention is to present the “Sicily case” in Luigi Pirandello’s socio-historical novel ...
This bachelor thesis presents the parliamentary novel, which had been formed during the second half ...
The article analyzes various concepts of modernity in Italian literature at the turn of the 19th and...
From the end of the 19th century up to this day Italian literature offers a negative representation ...
In the correspondence with his mother, Federico De Roberto defined its own novel L’Imperio as a “a t...
Po\uebta peregrinus. This book is a thorough analysis of Giacomo Leopardi's poetry (pp. 1- 340) in i...
La parte centrale della tesi sono tre saggi di Leonardo Sciascia su Luigi Pirandello: Alfabeto pira...
Abstract This thesis examines the detective fiction of the Sicilian writers Leonardo Sciascia (1921-...