2017
DOI: 10.36253/978-88-6453-477-0
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Subalternità siciliana nella scrittura di Luigi Capuana e Giovanni Verga

Abstract: Il volume esplora l’opera di due autori classici come Capuana e Verga sotto la lente della prospettiva postcoloniale, accogliendo la tesi del processo di unificazione italiana come processo di colonizzazione interna. L’autrice indaga gli effetti della colonizzazione sulla rappresentazione della realtà rurale siciliana, mettendo in luce zone di ambiguità e ibridismo nella scrittura di Capuana e Verga. I due scrittori, stretti in una posizione in-between tra mondo colonizzato e mondo colonizzatore, a volte prend… Show more

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“…least as far as the terminology goes), but they continued afterwards with reinvigorated theoretical energy within, and overlapping with, the "metacritical" phase this piece is particularly focused on. This is as true for Diasporas/Immigration/Emigration studies, continued for example by Fiore (2012Fiore ( , 2017 as it is for the Southern Question (Wong 2006;Dickie 1997) and self-orientalization (Re 2009;Coburn 2013;Sorrentino 2014;Virga 2017, but also Sneider 1998Lombardi-Diop, Giuliani 2013). It is particularly true for migrant writing studies, with Parati (2005), Di Maio (2001Maio ( , 2008, Mauceri and Negro (2009), Quaquarelli (2010), Portelli (1999, 2006), Comberiati (2009), Brioni (2015, Burns (2003Burns ( , 2013, Lori (2013), Ponzanesi (2004Ponzanesi ( , 2017 to mention but a few book-length studies 8 .…”
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“…least as far as the terminology goes), but they continued afterwards with reinvigorated theoretical energy within, and overlapping with, the "metacritical" phase this piece is particularly focused on. This is as true for Diasporas/Immigration/Emigration studies, continued for example by Fiore (2012Fiore ( , 2017 as it is for the Southern Question (Wong 2006;Dickie 1997) and self-orientalization (Re 2009;Coburn 2013;Sorrentino 2014;Virga 2017, but also Sneider 1998Lombardi-Diop, Giuliani 2013). It is particularly true for migrant writing studies, with Parati (2005), Di Maio (2001Maio ( , 2008, Mauceri and Negro (2009), Quaquarelli (2010), Portelli (1999, 2006), Comberiati (2009), Brioni (2015, Burns (2003Burns ( , 2013, Lori (2013), Ponzanesi (2004Ponzanesi ( , 2017 to mention but a few book-length studies 8 .…”
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“…Questo filone di studi, al contrario, pare inteso a portare l'attenzione sugli aspetti sperimentali e precurso`ri di tendenze letterarie che si ritiene subentrino solo nel primo Novecento modernista per poi esplodere con la postmodernita`. 5 Sono andati in questa direzione lavori quali Damigella (2012), Michelacci (2015), Virga (2017), e Pagliaro e Zuccala (2019), il cui principale obiettivo e`stato proprio quello di testare metodologie differenti e prima facie inusuali sull'opera di Capuana, per portare alla luce nuove sfaccettature del suo lavoro. Lo stesso sembra essere avvenuto nell'ultimo decennio sia a livello di lavori dottorali -si ricordino almeno Petraglia (2012), Fulginiti (2014), Poggioli-Kaftan (2016), Zuccala (2018) -sia a livello di sessioni e convegni, 6 e tutte queste iniziative lasciano presagire la pubblicazione di ulteriori contributi nel medesimo filone.…”
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“…There are at least two theoretical reasons related to methodological "distant reading" (Moretti 2013), and a third reason based on close cross-examination of textual elements. To begin with, since the early 2000s, transnational and transcultural Italian Studies scholarship has progressively, if belatedly, opened up to the field of postcolonial studies (see Ponzanesi 2012;Virga 2017;Bouchard 2018;Virga, Zuccala 2018). For two of the members of its so-called "Holy Trinity", Homi Bhabha and Gayatri Spivak (Young 1995, 163;Moore-Gilbert 2013), the field is inextricably linked to the vastly influential, if controversial book Orientalism ([1978] 1979) by E. Said.…”
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confidence: 99%