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ZanzottoVivienne Hand

Zanzotto

1994233 pages
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Andrea Zanzotto (1921- ) is now widely recognised as Italy's greatest living poet. This is the first comprehensive study of Zanzotto's poetry, making it accessible not only to scholars of Italian literature but to all readers with a general interest in contemporary European literature. Vivienne Hand provides line-for-line translations of Zanzotto's poems as well as detailed textual analyses. She highlights the intertextuality of Zanzotto's work - how it draws not only on the Italian (medieval, renaissance and modern) tradition, but also on other modern European poets such as Eluard, Lorca and…

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  • Other · English · 1994
    Edinburgh University Press · 233 pages · 9780748604111
Italian poetryCriticism and interpretationItalian fiction, history and criticism