Chancen und Probleme der Wiederbegegnung Italiens und Deutschlands. Rudolf Hagelstange und Werner Haftmann, Carlo Levi und Francesco Politi

Heydenreich, Titus; Schmidt-Bergmann, Hansgeorg

doi:10.1515/9783110929102.54

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“…Vittorini, Gadda, Montale) that was soon to overwhelm the Fascist literary establishment. Concerning Elio Vittorini's German reception, I will draw on the studies by Kapp (1996) and Heydenreich (1998) for they briefly examine his debut as well as his post-war reception in Germany. My aim is, however, to focus more thoroughly on the reasons behind the selection of Vittorini's early texts and on their content.…”

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The Milan-Hamburg axis: Italy for German readers (1940-1944)

Antonello

2016

Mod. Italy

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This article aims at showing how and why two cultural periodicals, namely the German edition of Tempo, published by Mondadori between 1940 and 1943, and the German magazine Italien, the official periodical of the Deutsch-Italienische Gesellschaft from 1942 to 1944, contributed to shaping the German readership’s idea of contemporary Italian literature. The analysis of the contents of these journals shows a rather diversified cultural offer, promoting authors that would be later associated with the anti-fascist struggle. To this end, the article will particularly focus on the way these periodicals presented Elio Vittorini, who would be heralded as one of the most engaged writers of post-war Italy.

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