This study underlines the merit of Carlo Linati in introducing Virginia Woolf's work into Italian literary criticism. He published a first article on 'Il Corriere della Sera' and a second one on 'La Fiera Letteraria', where he presented some passages from 'Mrs Dalloway' translated in Italian. The article also analyses Linati's reception of Woolf's poetics and themes through the exam of a few sentences from the translation mentioned above, where it is most clear how Linati's interpretation was influenced by the social differences that existed between Great Britain and Italy in 1927.
Virginia Woolf nelle riviste italiane fra le due guerre. Una scoperta di Carlo Linati
Bolchi Elisa
2004
Abstract
This study underlines the merit of Carlo Linati in introducing Virginia Woolf's work into Italian literary criticism. He published a first article on 'Il Corriere della Sera' and a second one on 'La Fiera Letteraria', where he presented some passages from 'Mrs Dalloway' translated in Italian. The article also analyses Linati's reception of Woolf's poetics and themes through the exam of a few sentences from the translation mentioned above, where it is most clear how Linati's interpretation was influenced by the social differences that existed between Great Britain and Italy in 1927.File in questo prodotto:
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