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|a Perciballi, Giada
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|a Un bisogno di complementarità
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Il carteggio Cassola-Fortini
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|a History / bicssc
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|a Existential realism
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|a Reporting on China (1955)
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|a Debate on Marxist culture (1956)
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|a Franco Fortini
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|a Carlo Cassola
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|a Directory of Open Access Books
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|a Carteggi e materiali del Centro Interdipartimentale di ricerca Franco Fortini
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|a The correspondence between Franco Fortini and Carlo Cassola covers a wide range of time, from 1955 to 1981 and focuses on three core themes: the journey to China in 1955 and the writing of two reportages on this topic; the events of 1965 and the literary fervour arisen around left-wing journals; Cassola's poetic and literary production, enriched with Fortini's critical notes. However, and the same time, the correspondence between Cassola and Fortini also shows the birth (and developments) of a complex relationship, characterized by friendship and reciprocal influence, that involves two among the most well-known figures of the twentieth century. The correspondence represents a unique resource for the analysis of the legacy, poetics and cultural background of the two great authors.
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