Gianni Celati
the craft of everyday storytelling
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Author
Publication
2000 - University of Toronto Press, Toronto, Ontario
Language
English
Word Count
85,000 words, Guess
Page Count
340 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL6898555M
- ISBN-100802047726
- OCLC Control Number43282662
- OCLC Control Numbergiannicelaticraf0000west
- Library of Congress Control Number00702961
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- Goodreads1050650
Classifications
- DDC853/.914
- LCCPQ4853.E36 Z975 2000
Description
"The contemporary Italian writer Gianni Celati has published work in many different genres, including critical and philosophical essays, fiction, and travel books. Well known in Italy, Celati is growing in popularity with readers in North America and England. This is the first book-length study in any language of his entire production of the last thirty-five years.". "Nonlinear in approach, this study ranges over a broad landscape of critical thought and creative writing. While analyzing Celati's specific contributions, Rebecca West offers vivid sketches of the many literary and intellectual scenes that have influenced the author's life and writing. She discusses Celati's work in the broad context of contemporary European literary debates, and examines his links to figures such as Italo Calvino, Luigi Ghirri, and American sociolinguists William Labov and Dell Hymes. Along the way, she poses philosophical questions about the nature of human existence, using Celati's reflections as a guide. She also shares much biographical material about the author and accounts of her own encounters with him."--BOOK JACKET.
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- Toronto Italian studies
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