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Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1998 11:10:25 -0500
From: J B Thompson <[log in to unmask]>
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Announcing the publication of a major new book
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Edited by George Talbot and Doug Thompson, University of Hull
Published by Troubador Publishing Ltd, Market Harborough
ISBN 1 899293 36 1 £12.99 208pp
This new volume brings together 15 essays based on papers delivered at
conferences held at the University of Hull and the Istituto italiano di
Cultura, Melbourne, to mark the centenary of Montale's birth.
Contents
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"Montale on Svevo" - Brian Moloney
"Montale e Bazlen" - Elvio Guagnini
"Dante, Montale and Miss Brandeis: A (Partial) Revisitation of Montale's
Dantism" - Tom O'Neill
"Montale and Cardarelli: A Two Way Traffic of Influence"
- Charles Burdett
"Spazî d'acqua, specchi e parvenze in Montale (con alcuni
echi danteschi)" - Giuseppe Antonio Camerino
"Corno inglese?" - Antonio Pagliaro
"Il problema del tempo negli 'Ossi di seppia' di Montale"
- Clodagh Brook
"Verticality in Montale" - Felix Siddell
"Montale on the Rites and Rituals of Spring: 'La primavera hitleriana'"
- George Talbot
"Hypothesis on Montale's 'Memoria dei poeti' in
'L'anguilla'" - David Fairservice
"Further reflections on the theme of death in the poetry of Eugenio
Montale: 'A mia madre', 'Voce giunta con le folaghe' and 'I morti'"
- Rossella Riccobono
"'Un lungo inghippo': the 'other' in Montale's later works"
- Éanna Ó Ceallacháin
"The 'Wuthering Heights' of 'La casa dei doganieri': The parallel universes
of Emily Brontë and Eugenio Montale" - Walter Musolino
"Alone and palely loitering: Echoes and influences in Montale's
'Meriggiare'" - Cormac Ó Cuilleanáin
THIS BOOK MAY BE ORDERED DIRECT FROM THE PUBLISHERS OR THROUGH YOUR LOCAL
BOOKSHOP.
VISIT OUR WEB SITE FOR DETAILS OF OTHER ITALIAN INTEREST BOOKS:
www.crlpublishing.co.uk/crl/troubador/
FORTHCOMING: Petrarch's 'Canzionerie'
A major new edition with parallel texts of all the Canzionerie and
editorial comment and analysis by Professor F. J. Jones,
University of
Swansea. Two volumes. Publication: 1999
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