Dialect Poetry of Southern Italy (Italian Poetry in Translation Book 2)

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della Ricerca.


He contributes cultural reports to RAI,


and writes for periodicals and journals.


Criticism: F. Rossi, in La Gazzetta del


Mezzogiorno, October 27, 1979; G. Zagarrio,


Febbre, furore e fiele, Milan: Mursia, 1983. On


his work have written among others, G.


Manacorda, L. Mancino, L. Fontanella, S.


D’Amaro, G. Spagnoletti, M. Dell’Aquila, R.


Nigro, R. Di Biasio, E. Catalano.


Lino Angiuli pointedly represents, after


the generations that had lived for a long


time in a still deeply rural Mezzogiorno, a


coherent search for mediation between


places and idioms, distributed in a


continuum that goes from North to South,


from the center to the fringes, from the


present to the past. Before opting for dialect,


Angiuli was one of the most significant

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