L’ermetismo e Firenze : Luzi, Bigongiari, Parronchi, Bodini, Sereni. Volume II
This is the second of the two volumes dedicated to Hermeticism and Florence published by Firenze University Press (the first one entitled Critici, traduttori, maestri, modelli can be purchased separately). Between 1930 and 1945, a group of young people started one of the most vibrant literary season...
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