Vitaliano Brancati

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Vitaliano Brancati (born July 24, 1907 in Pachino , † September 25, 1954 in Turin ) was an Italian writer .

After school and training, Brancati worked for several years as a high school teacher in Catania and Rome . Around 1933 he experienced a personal ideological crisis under the influence of fascism , which he overcame and after 1945 led to a humorous and moralistic criticism of the fascist system. After the end of the Second World War he worked as a freelance writer. He wrote several time-critical novels , stories and dramas, in the center of which he repeatedly placed the Sicilian man. He particularly addressed the biases and erotic obsessions characteristic of the province. A characteristic of Brancati's works is an equally liberal and individualistic point of view in looking at the world.

Works

  • Piave, 1932
  • Gli anni perduti, 1941
  • Don Giovanni in Sicilia, 1942 (German: Don Giovanni in Sicily )
  • Il bell'Antonio, 1949 (German: Schöner Antonio , 1961 at S. Fischer Verlag, Frankfurt a. M., 1985 Greno Verlag, Nördlingen (series Die Other Bibliothek ), 1989 Diogenes Verlag, Zurich)
  • Paolo il caldo, 1955 (German: Paolo the hot-blooded )

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  • 1960: Bel Antonio ( Il bell'Antonio )
  • 1973: Paolo - the hot one ( Paolo il caldo )

literature

  • Vanna Gazzola Stacchini: La narrativa di Vitaliano Brancati . Florence: Olschki 1970
  • Vanna Gazzola Stacchini: Il teatro di Vitaliano Brancati . Lecce 1972
  • Luigia Abrugiati: The primo tempo di Vitaliano Brancati . Lanciano 1977
  • Domenica Perrone: Vitaliano Brancati: le avventure morali ei "piaceri" della scrittura . Milan: Bompiani 1997
  • Massimo Schiliro: Narciso in Sicilia: lo spazio autobiografico nell'opera di Vitaliano Brancati . Naples: Liguori 2001 ISBN 88-207-3151-7

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