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Wind At Tindary And Other Poems
Small collection of poetry by salvatore quasimodo in English translation.
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Extractions: Wind at Tindari mild between broad hills, overhanging the waters of the gods sweet islands. Today, you confront me and break into my heart. I climb airy peaks, precipices, following the wind in the pines, and the crowd of them, lightly accompanying me, fly off into the air, wave of love and sound, and you take me to you, you from whom I wrongly drew evil, and fear of silence, shadow, - refuge of sweetness, once certain - and death of spirit. It is unknown to you, that country where each day I go down deep to nourish secret syllables. A different light strips you, behind the windows clothed in night, and another joy than mine lies against you.
Salvatore Quasimodo
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Salvatore Quasimodo Winner Of The 1959 Nobel Prize In Literature
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Salvatore Quasimodo Winner Of The 1959 Nobel Prize In Literature
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Antología Literaria - La Web De Félix
Poemas escogidos de varios autores, entre ellos, Los espejos y Remordimientos, de Jorge Luis Borges; Conciencia Plena, de Juan RamÃ³n JimÃ©nez; Oda a Whalt Whitman, de Federico GarcÃa Lorca; Mientras por competir, de Luis de GÃ³ngora; Antiguo Invierno, de salvatore quasimodo; Preliminar del miedo, de Mario Benedetti; Una temporada en el Infierno (Fragmento Final), de Arthur Rimbaud; Hacia el Poema, de Octavio Paz y Cada cual, con su quimera, de Charles Baudelaire.
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Salvatore Quasimodo - Biography
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Extractions: Salvatore Quasimodo (1901-1968) was born of Sicilian parents in Syracuse. Desiring to become an engineer, he attended technical schools in Palermo and later enrolled at the Politecnico in Rome. In addition, he studied Latin and Greek at the University there. However, for economic reasons he was unable to complete his studies. He obtained a position with the Italian government's civil engineering corps and was sent to various parts of Italy. In 1930 he had three poems published in the avant-garde review, Solaria, and later that same year appeared his first book of verse, Acque e terre (Waters and Lands). Two years later he published (Sunken Oboe), in which he proves a more mature poet. The "poetica della parole", the poetics of the word, which is, for Quasimodo, the fundamental and virtually limitless connotative unit, pervades his first book. While this concept still serves as the basis for the main interest of this collection lies in the rhythmical arrangement of words around a lyrical nucleus. In both these and his later works Sicily is the constant, ever-present factor.
Nove18 - Tripodaro - Bonghi - Salvatore Quasimodo
Un articolo di Tripodaro e Bonghi sul linguaggio poetico del premio Nobel per la letteratura.
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Extractions: Giuseppe Bonghi Appunti di Storia della Letteratura italiana Salvatore Quasimodo Questo poeta figura tra i maggiori interpreti della condizione dell'uomo moderno. Egli svolse una funzione significativa nella letteratura del Novecento, come dimostrano i numerosi riconoscimenti a lui tributati dalla cultura internazionale, che culminarono nel 1959 con l'assegnazione del premio Nobel per la letteratura. Nella sua opera letteraria egli rivelò il suo carattere pensoso e profondamente umano e nello stesso tempo giunse, attraverso un itinerario ricco di svolte e di approfondimenti, a soluzioni originali e ricche sul piano intellettuale ed artistico. Nelle prime raccolte Acque e terre (1930) e Ed è subito sera (1942) Quasimodo sviluppò i temi connessi con la solitudine, con lo sradicamento dell'uomo, che egli individuava anche nella sua personale condizione di esule profondamente legato al mondo della sua infanzia, ossia ad una dimensione di bontà e di sanità non più raggiungibile. Alla traduzione dei poeti greci tenne dietro in particolare l'arricchimento del linguaggio poetico ed un approfondimento sul piano della concezione e della ispirazione. Di tali cambiamenti abbiamo validi esempi soprattutto nelle raccolte successive alla Seconda Guerra Mondiale. Le tragiche esperienze del conflitto indussero in particolare il poeta ad allontanarsi dagli aspetti più rigidi dell'Ermetismo, ad abbandonare le meditazioni solitarie e ad avvicinarsi a tutti gli uomini, nel tentativo di aiutarli nella ricostruzione degli antichi valori. Ciò notiamo soprattutto in
Quasimodo, Salvatore
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Quasimodo, Salvatore
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Extractions: Quasimodo By courtesy of the Italian Foreign Office, Rome (b. Aug. 20, 1901, Modica, Italyd. June 14, 1968, Naples), Italian poet, critic, and translator. Originally a leader of the Hermetic poets, he became, after World War II, a powerful poet commenting on modern social issues. He received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1959. Quasimodo was born in Sicily and was the son of a railroad employee. He was first educated near Syracuse and at Messina, studied engineering and mathematics at Palermo, and then left for the north, graduating as an engineer in Rome. He had liked to write even as a child, and, though he spent the next 10 years as an engineer for the Italian government, he wrote poetry in his spare time. Quasimodo's first poems appeared in the Florentine periodical Solaria. Initially he was a disciple of the Hermetic poets Giuseppe Ungaretti and Eugenio Montale. After the publication of his first poetry collection, Acque e terre (1930; "Waters and Land"), Quasimodo gradually became a leader of the Hermetic poets. After 1935 he abandoned engineering to teach Italian literature at a conservatory in Milan. Quasimodo's later poetry collections Oboe sommerso (1932; "Sunken Oboe")
Quasimodo, Salvatore. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
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Quasimodo, Salvatore
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Extractions: Quasimodo, Salvatore 1901-68, Italian poet and translator, b. Sicily. Quasimodo worked first as a technical designer and civil engineer. His five volumes of verse published between 1930 and 1938, including Acque e terra Dare e avere: 1959-1965 (1966, tr. To Give and to Have, 1969) and Debit and Credit (tr. 1972). See his Selected Writings (tr. 1960) and The Poet and the Politician and Other Essays (tr. 1964).
Quasimodo, Salvatore (1901 -1968) - Biografia Di Salvatore Quasimodo Vita Ed Ope
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Extractions: Le nostre sezioni: Alberghi Agriturismi Prenota in Europa Cerca informazioni sull'ITALIA nella nostra enciclopedia Itinerari Terme Beauty Farms Manifestazioni ... Italystore Salvatore Quasimodo Salvatore Quasimodo nacque a Modica (Ragusa) il 20 agosto del 1901 e trascorse gli anni dell'infanzia in piccoli paesi della Sicilia orientale (Gela, Cumitini, Licata, ecc.), seguendo il padre che era capostazione delle Ferrovie dello Stato. Subito dopo il catastrofico terremoto del 1908 andò a vivere a Messina, dove Gaetano Quasimodo era stato chiamato per riorganizzare la locale stazione. Prima dimora della famiglia, come per tanti altri superstiti, furono i vagoni ferroviari. Un'esperienza di dolore tragica e precoce che avrebbe lasciato un segno profondo nell'animo del poeta. Nella città dello Stretto Quasimodo compì gli studi fino al conseguimento nel 1919 del diploma presso l'Istituto Tecnico "A. M. Jaci", sezione fisico-matematica. All'epoca in cui frequentava lo "Jaci" risale un evento di fondamentale importanza per la sua formazione umana e artistica: l'inizio del sodalizio con Salvatore Pugliatti e Giorgio La Pira, che sarebbe poi durato tutta la vita. Negli anni messinesi Quasimodo cominciò a scrivere versi, che pubblicava su riviste simboliste locali. Nel 1919, appena diciottenne, Quasimodo lasciò la Sicilia con cui avrebbe mantenuto un legame edipico, e si stabilì a Roma. In questo periodo continuò a scrivere versi che pubblicava su riviste locali soprattutto di Messina, trovò il modo di studiare in Vaticano il latino e il greco presso monsignor Rampolla del Tindaro. L'assunzione nel 1926 al Ministero dei Lavori Pubblici, con assegnazione al Genio Civile di Reggio Calabria, assicurò finalmente a Quasimodo la sopravvivenza quotidiana.
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Quasimodo, Salvatore
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Extractions: Between 1930 and 1938, the year he left his government position, he made the acquaintance of many prominent Italian authors and painters. In 1938 he became editor of the weekly magazine, Tempo, and three years later was appointed to the chair of Italian Literature at the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory in Milan. During the 1930's Quasimodo was a leader of the "Hermetic" school of poetry; however, with the appearance of his translations Lirici Greci (Greek Lyrics), 1940, it was obvious that his direction was no longer entirely along the lines of that group. In Nuove Poesie (New Poems), 1942, Quasimodo reveals both the influence of classical stylistics and a greater understanding of life in general. His subsequent translations, which range from the Greek and Latin poets (Sophocles, Aeschylus, Euripides, Ovid, Vergil, etc.) to Shakespeare and Molière and twentieth-century writers (Neruda, e.e. cummings, Aiken, etc.), reflect his full appreciation of the original works as well as his modern taste and sensibility. During the Second World War Quasimodo experienced the need of the poet to feel one with the people and to declare himself as such in his poems. To him the role of the poet in society is a neccessarily active one; he should commit himself and his talents to contemporary struggles. Such views were first expressed in Giorno dopogiorno (Day after Day), 1946, and La vita non è sogno (Life Is Not a Dream), 1949.

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