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Giuseppe Ungaretti (1888–1970)

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112+ Obras 832 Miembros 10 Reseñas 8 Preferidas

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Born in Egypt of Tuscan parents, Ungaretti went to Paris in 1912 to complete his education, attending the lectures of Henri Bergson and forming friendships with distinguished members of the avant-garde, including Picasso, Modigliani, and Apollinaire. For a time he was swept up by the futurist mostrar más movement of Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, affected more by its nationalistic spirit, however, than by the new poetics. A lover of the written word, Ungaretti's aim in poetry was to find a new language that was simple, precise, melodious, and compelling. His World War I experiences in the Italian army inspired his earliest poetry, first in Italian, Il porto sepolto (1916), and then in French, La guerre (1919). A 1923 edition of the former included a preface by Benito Mussolini. In 1936 Ungaretti left Italy to teach Italian literature in Brazil, out of which grew his subsequently published critical essays on Dante, Petrarch (see also Vol. 4), Vico, and Leopardi, but he returned to Italy in 1942. After Italy's defeat in the war, he received critical attention internationally, spent the year 1964 teaching at Columbia University, and returned to Milan, where he died. Allegria di naufragi (The Joy of Shipwrecks) has been the very Leopardian title of a number of editions of his poems. A translator of Shakespeare, Blake, Gongora, Racine, and Mallarme, Ungaretti was for a long time the leading poet of the so-called hermetic school; but, in retrospect, it becomes clear that his chief models for the craft of poetry were Leopardi and Petrarch. (Bowker Author Biography) mostrar menos

Obras de Giuseppe Ungaretti

Poesie (1981) — Autor — 256 copias
Allegria (1969) 69 copias
Il porto sepolto (1990) 23 copias
Sentimento del tempo (1988) 22 copias
37 poesie (1996) 14 copias
Il dolore (1961) 14 copias
Giuseppe Ungaretti (2004) 13 copias
Gedichte (1995) 12 copias
L'opera completa di Vermeer (1996) 10 copias
Vermeer (1967) 10 copias
Selected Poems (2003) 8 copias
Per conoscere Ungaretti — Autor — 6 copias
40 Sonetti di Shakespeare (2009) 5 copias
Vida de un Hombre (1993) 5 copias
Jag är en varelse (2001) 4 copias
Poesie disperse 4 copias
Haudattu satama (1996) 4 copias
Ensayos literarios (2000) 3 copias
Ungaretti (1979) 3 copias
Le Prose daunie 2 copias
Lettere a Bruna (2017) 2 copias
Life of a Man (1958) 2 copias
De "Vida de un hombre" (1974) 2 copias
agenda 2 copias
Bucuria 1 copia
diVersi 1 copia
Razoes de uma Poesia (1994) 1 copia
The Sunken Keep (2017) 1 copia
Sur Leopardi (1998) 1 copia
Profil (1993) 1 copia
Sirènes 1 copia
2 poesis 1 copia
Tradusioni 1 copia
Das verheißene Land (1968) 1 copia
Silenzio 1 copia
Carnets italiens (2004) 1 copia
Vermeer (French Edition) (2005) 1 copia
Carteggio (1992) 1 copia

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Natura morta : novela corta romana (1999) — Poet — 79 copias
Visioni (1993) — Traductor, algunas ediciones53 copias

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La edición que aquí presentamos reúne los poemarios Sentimiento del tiempo, La tierra prometida, y Los últimos coros para La tierra prometida. En todos ellos el poeta busca la palabra primera, para encontrar en la lengua su verdadera patria: su tierra prometida. De enorme valor son también las notas que el propio Ungaretti dedica a algunas de sus obras y que se incluyen al final del volumen. La traducción de Tomás Segovia consigue trasladar a nuestra lengua, con rigor y sensibilidad, la métrica y la hondura expresiva del gran poeta italiano.… (más)
 
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112
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Miembros
832
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Valoración
3.9
Reseñas
10
ISBNs
95
Idiomas
13
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