Italian Modernism : : Italian Culture between Decadentism and Avant-Garde / / ed. by Luca Somigli, Mario Moroni.
Italian Modernism was written in response to the need for an historiographic and theoretical reconsideration of the concepts of Decadentismo and the avant-garde within the Italian critical tradition. Focussing on the confrontation between these concepts and the broader notion of international modern...
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Place / Publishing House: | Toronto : : University of Toronto Press, , [2017] ©2004 |
Year of Publication: | 2017 |
Language: | English |
Series: | Toronto Italian Studies
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Physical Description: | 1 online resource (488 p.) |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Foreword: After The Conquest of the Stars
- Contributors
- Modernism in Italy: An Introduction
- PART I. Modernism in Context
- 1. Italy and Modernity: Peculiarities and Contradictions
- PART II. Decadence and Aestheticism
- 2. Sensuous Maladies: The Construction of Italian Decadentismo
- 3. D'Annunzio, Duse, Wilde, Bernhardt: Author and Actress between Decadence and Modernity
- 4. Omnes velut aqua dilabimur: Antonio Fogazzaro, The Saint, and Catholic Modernism
- 5. Overcoming Aestheticism
- 6 Transtextual Patterns: Guido Gozzano Between Epic and Elegy in 'Goa: "La Dourada"'
- PART III. Avant-Garde
- 7. Modernism in Florence: The Politics of Avant-Garde Culture in the Early Twentieth Century
- 8. Back to the Future: Temporal Ambivalences in F.T. Marinetti's Writings
- 9. Ungaretti, Reader of Futurism
- 10. Of Thresholds and Boundaries: Luigi Pirandello between Modernity and Modernism
- PART IV. The Return to Order: Metafisica, Novecentismo
- 11. Modernism and the Quest for the Real: On Massimo Bontempelli's Minnie la Candida
- 12. De Chirico's Heroes: The Victors of Modernity
- 13. Gender, Identity, and the Return to Order . in the Early Works of Paola Masino
- PART V. Towards the Postmodern
- 14. Representing Repetition: Appropriation in de Chirico and After
- Index