The Poets Of Rapallo: How Mussolini&Apos S Italy Shaped British Irish And U Writers Lauren Arrington Oxford University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction

A New Story About The Relationships Between Major Twentieth-Century English-Language Poets Why Did From United States Britain And Ireland Gather In Small Town Italy During Early Years Of Mussolini\ S Regime? These Writers Were--Or Became--Some Most Famous Twentieth Century What Brought Them Together They Hope To Achieve? Rapallo Is Conversations Collaborations Disagreements Among Ezra Dorothy Pound W B George Yeats Richard Aldington Brigit Patmore Thomas Macgreevy Louis Zukofsky Basil Bunting Drawing On Their Correspondence Diaries Drafts Poems Sketches Photographs This Book Shows How Backdrop Italian Fascist Regime Essential Writing Home Countries Ideas Modern Art Poetry It Also Explores Interconnectedness As Connections Were Erased Work Was Polished For Publication Focusing 1928 1935 When Hosted An Array Visiting Literary Culture Forged Lifelong Friendships Macgreevy--Both Veterans First World War--And Who Imagined Kind \ Democratic\ Wake Second War Four All Downplayed Relationship Avoided Discussing Important Development But Respond Context Which Worked Time Rapallo? Discusses Collaboration With Awareness Rising Tide Fascism Even--In Some Cases--Their Complicity Activities Charts Direction Modernist That Process Exposes Dark Underbelly Lauded English Language Σελίδες: 250 Διαστάσεις: 14 1X14 1Cm