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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - What happened to Four Quartets in Italy How were they read by Italian intellectuals This volume traces the history of the Italian reception of Eliot's masterpiece, from the early struggle for appropriation in literary magazines - where the poems were alternately framed as expressions of resignation or hope, Hermetic grammar or intimate music - to their eventual canonization and illustration. While two Neapolitan translators, influenced by Elio Vittorini, offered an ideological reading, Florentine poets sought to make Eliot's verses sound precious and obscure. It was a woman poet who first provided a religious interpretation of the poem, a diplomat who finally published it in book form and an Argentinian artist who translated its words into images.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. What happened to Four Quartets in Italy? How were they read by Italian intellectuals? This volume traces the history of the Italian reception of Eliots masterpiece, from the early struggle for appropriation in literary magazines where the poems were alternately framed as expressions of resignation or hope, Hermetic grammar or intimate music to their eventual canonization and illustration. While two Neapolitan translators, influenced by Elio Vittorini, offered an ideological reading, Florentine poets sought to make Eliots verses sound precious and obscure. It was a woman poet who first provided a religious interpretation of the poem, a diplomat who finally published it in book form and an Argentinian artist who translated its words into images. This volume provides the first comprehensive account of the Italian reception of Eliot's masterpiece Four Quartets. Addressed to scholars of literature, translation and bibliography, it illuminates the dynamics of appropriation and canonization from both prominent and marginal literary figures in Italy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. What happened to Four Quartets in Italy? How were they read by Italian intellectuals? This volume traces the history of the Italian reception of Eliots masterpiece, from the early struggle for appropriation in literary magazines where the poems were alternately framed as expressions of resignation or hope, Hermetic grammar or intimate music to their eventual canonization and illustration. While two Neapolitan translators, influenced by Elio Vittorini, offered an ideological reading, Florentine poets sought to make Eliots verses sound precious and obscure. It was a woman poet who first provided a religious interpretation of the poem, a diplomat who finally published it in book form and an Argentinian artist who translated its words into images. This volume provides the first comprehensive account of the Italian reception of Eliot's masterpiece Four Quartets. Addressed to scholars of literature, translation and bibliography, it illuminates the dynamics of appropriation and canonization from both prominent and marginal literary figures in Italy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…