Calvino, Italo
Italo Calvino, ovvero the author in criticism : Calvino's authorial image between metaphors and reading conventions in Italy, the United States and the United Kingdom
... that Calvino, being an editor, critic, journalist, writer and reader, had multiple voices which he frequently used, becoming almost omnipresent in a surreptitious manner, not always evident on the surface, but ...
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Imagining the Impossible: The Concept of the Unconventional City in Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities
... The aim of this paper is to examine the concept of the imaginative cities, and how these cities are perceived by the author through the use of surrealism in Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities (1972). While doing so, ...
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Italo Calvino and the organizational imagination: reading social organization through urban metaphors
... of Italo Calvino (in particular, his novel Invisible Cities) the article attempts to reveal the fecundity of the city for interpreting technologically- mediated organizational ...
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Italo Calvino and the organizational imagination: Reading social organization through urban metaphors
... of Italo Calvino (in particular, his novel Invisible Cities) the article attempts to reveal the fecundity of the city for interpreting technologically- mediated organizational ...
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Representing the human condition: a comparative study of the works of Jorge Luis Borges and Italo Calvino
... by Giovanni FalaschiFlorence:Garzanti, 1988, 113-40 Fancello, Salvatore,`L'occhio su Calvin', Belfagor, 55 2000, 572-80 Farias,Victor, Las actassecretas:Inquisicionesy El idioma de los a[r] ...
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Reading Calvino in the garden and speaking Italian in the courtyard : the making of Italian Americans in two Italian American novels, with help from Italy and Italo Calvino's Fiabe italiane
... Pesce. Calvino has it that the King possesses a curiosity that eventually leads to the loss of Cola Pesce; he desires strongly to know what the bottom of the sea looks like and sends Cola Pesce numerous times to ...
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... by Italo Calvino (who wrote an actual short story on the subject, “Fratello pescecane” [Brother Shark]), Quilici’s film features the fraternal relationship between a boy and his beloved pet ...
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Bare Lives in Invisible Cities: The Example of a Setting of a Stopover
... by Italo Calvino and herein it refers to the places in the city that are 'removed' from public visibility in urban space by choosing to avoid, to hide or just to ignore ...
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... compares Italo Calvino’s short novels La Formica Argentina (1952), La Nuvola di Smog (1958), and La Speculazione Edilizia (1957), with Luigi Malerba’s works, in which his strong environmental consciousness most ...
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Representations of science, literature, technology and society in the works of Primo Levi
... 59-89 Bonsaver, Guido, `II Menabb, Calvino and the `avanguardie': Some observations on the literary debate of the sixties', Italian Studies, 50 1995, 86-96 `Italo Calvino e l'ultimo Vitt[r] ...
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Geniaal, maar met te korte beentjes? Over verkiezingen, kiezers en kiezersonderzoek in Nederland
... fictie Italo Calvino, die zijn hoofdpersoon in Een dag op het stembureau (Amsterdam: Bert Bakker, 1994), Amerigo Ormea, op een regenachtige verkiezingsdag het volgende laat overdenken: “De aanhangers van de ...
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Aren’t we destroying our cities in the name of modernism and development?INVISIBLE CITIES byITALO CALVINO –A literary review
... by ITALO CALVINO was written in 1972 and it put forth its thoughts not in the usual literature manner but in prose poetic manner as a conversation between the emperor and his ...
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Royal comestabuli and Military Control in the Sicilian Kingdom:A Prosopographical Contribution to the Study of Italo Norman Aristocracy
... Both Richard of Mandra and Berengerius of Gisay subscribed this charter as comestabuli, and only Richard was recorded with the full title of regius comestabulus, but their presence in th[r] ...
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Publishers at the intersection of cultures The significance of Italo Dutch contacts in the creation process of Joan Blaeu’s Theatrum Italiae (1663)
... The Blaeu’s Theatre of Italian Cities The volumes of the Theatrum Italiae are part of the ambitious Grand Atlas project as it was first envisaged by Willem Jansz Blaeu 1571-1638, founder[r] ...
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Opera Mundi: a weekly report on the economy of the Common Market No 325, September 27 October 3, 1965
... Banque de la Societe Generale de Belgique has a branch in Cologne and several foreign subsidiaries including: BANQUE ITALO-BELGE SA, Antwerp, Brussels, Paris, London, Rio-de-Janeiro, Mon[r] ...
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Tra spazio e paesaggio. Studi su Calvino, Biamonti, Del Giudice e Celati
... cui Calvino parla (di cui è possibile parlare) non può tradursi in alcuna immagine ‘realistica’ o ...di Calvino «lo scacco del linguaggio umano, incapace di dire altro che ...
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Royal comestabuli and Military Control in the Sicilian Kingdom:A Prosopographical Contribution to the Study of Italo Norman Aristocracy
... Abstract: When the sicilian monarchy was established after years of conflict, King Roger ii began to consolidate his authority on the italian peninsula. The establishment of titles for the organiza- tion and control of ...
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Un territoire interface aux fonctionnements multiscalaires : l’espace transfrontalier franco italo monégasque
... Une interface territoriale est avant tout un espace politique. La zone d’interface, en tant qu’espace in- term´ediaire, d’interp´en´etration a souvent des limites floues, mais les territoires qu’elle met en interaction ...
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To make a monster : manipulation and invention in Oscar Wilde's The picture of Dorian Gray and Italo Svevo's Senilità
... However, there are less schematic concerns raised by Dorian Gray. Central among these is the discomfort elicited by Henry’s survival. Henry leaves an even greater trail of wreckage in his wake: two dead bodies and a ...
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Derivational Morphology: New Perspectives on the Italo-Celtic Hypothesis
... knowledge no attempts have been made so far to meticulously and systematically compare the inherited (PIE) and non-inherited (Italo-Celtic, or exclusively Celtic or Italic) aspects of their derivational ...
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