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Italian Poetry: A Selection from St.Francis of Assisi to Salvatore Quasimodo The Selected Writings of Salvatore Quasimodo by Salvatore; Mandelbaum, Allen, Translator Quasimodo, 1968 L'opera completa di MICHELANGELO pittore. Presentazione di Salvatore Quasimodo. (Classici dell'Arte. Vol. 1.) by Ettore. Camesasca, 1966 Concordanza delle poesie di Salvatore Quasimodo: Testo, concordanza, liste di frequenza, indici (Strumenti di lessicografia letteraria italiana) by Giuseppe Savoca, 1994 CompletePoems/quasimodo by Salvatore Quasimodo, 1984-05-12 Italian Environmental Literature: An Anthology by Giovanni Pascoli, Corrado Govani, et all 2003-07 Tutte Le Poesie by Salvatore Quasimodo, Debit and Credit by Salvatore Quasimodo, 1972 Carteggi: Con Angelo Barile, Adriano Grande, Angiolo Silvio Novaro (1930-1941) (Italian Edition) by Salvatore Quasimodo, 1999 To Give and to Have, and Other Poems. by Salvatore, Quasimodo, 1975-04 Ed e subito Sera by Salvatore Quasimodo, 1962-01-01 Poesie e discorsi sulla poesia (I meridiani) (Italian Edition) by Salvatore Quasimodo, 1998 Poèmes by Salvatore Quasimodo, 1963-01-01 Poet and the Politician and Other Essays by Salvatore Quasimodo, Thomas G. Bergin, et all 1964-06

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1. Salvatore Quasimodo - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   Quasimodo, Salvatore Alternative names Short description Date of birth August 20, 1901 Place of birth Modica, Sicily Date of death June 14, 1968 Place of death  
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   Extractions: Salvatore Quasimodo (August 20, 1901 - June 14, 1968) was an Italian author. In 1959, he won the Nobel Prize for Literature "for his lyrical poetry, which with classical fire expresses the tragic experience of life in our own times." Along with Giuseppe Ungaretti and Eugenio Montale , he is one of the foremost Italian poets of the 20th century. Quasimodo was born in Modica Sicily . In 1908 his family moved to Messina , as his father had been sent there to help the population struck by a devastating earthquake. The impressions of the effects of natural forces would have a great impact on the young Quasimodo. In 1919 he graduated from the local Technical College. In Messina he also made friends with Giorgio La Pira , future mayor of Florence In 1917 Quasimodo founded the short-lived Nuovo giornale letterario ("New Literary Journal"), in which he published his first poems. In 1919 he moved to Rome to finish his engineering studies, but poor economic conditions forced him to find a work as a technical draughtsman. In the meantime he collaborated with several reviews and studied

2. Salvatore Quasimodo
   Quasimodo, Salvatore (19011968), Italian poet and critic, born in Modica, Sicily. He began to write while working as a civil engineer  
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3. Salvatore Quasimodo
   Biography, selected bibliography, suggestions for further reading.  
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   Extractions: Salvatore Quasimodo (1901-1968) Italian poet, critic, and translator, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1959. Salvatore Quasimodo's works fall roughly into two periods, divided by World War II. His early poems were difficult with their metaphysical and complex imagery. In later works in his humanistic period he was more concerned with the contemporary history, social conditions, horrors of war, and the problems of human suffering. "Pietà, ch'io non sia / senza voci e figure (from 'Airone morto') Salvatore Quasimodo was born in Modica, a small town near Syracuse, Sicily, as the son of a railway officer. He started to write in his childhood. When his parents felt that technical training would be more practical, Quasimodo moved in his teens to Rome, where he studied engineering at the Polytechnical Institute. Because of financial problems, he left the school in 1923 and then held a number of jobs. In 1926 he was appointed to the government Civil Engineering Department. Quasimodo's brother-in-law, Elio Vittorini, who became a novelist, introduced him to the literary circles. Among his friends were Eugenio Montale , Giuseppe Ungaretti, and Alessandro Bonsati.

4. Quasimodo, Salvatore - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About
   Italian poet. His early collections, such as Acque e terre/Waters and Land (1930), established his reputation as an exponent of ‘hermetic’ poetry, spare, complex, and private.  
   http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Quasimodo, Salvatore

5. Quasimodo, Salvatore 1901-1968 [WorldCat Identities]
   The poet and the politician, and other essays by Salvatore Quasimodo ( Book ) 1 edition published in 1964 in  
   http://orlabs.oclc.org/identities/lccn-n79-60266

6. Salvatore Quasimodo
   Salvatore Quasimodo and his poems inspired by Agrigento and its archeological area.  
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   Extractions: Literary Agrigento Welcome History Doric temples Opening times and admission charges ... Escorted Sicily tours Salvatore Quasimodo Salvatore Quasimodo was born in Modica, near Ragusa, in 1901. He probably first became acquainted with Agrigento as a child when his father was a stationmaster in the nearby railway stations of Comitini Aragona-Caldare Gela, Acquaviva Platani His childhood memories, re-lived with the emotions aroused by his classical readings and translations of Greek lyric poets, engendered two poems: Agrigentum Road (Strada di Agrigento) , included in his collection Nuove Poesie (1942), and Temple of Zeus at Agrigento , in the collection Il Falso e vero verde In 1959, Quasimodo attended the cerimony for the transfer of Luigi Pirandello's ashes to his burial in the Kaos district. Classical Agrigento Cicero Diodorus Siculus Pyndar Virgil Literary Agrigento Murilo Mendes Luigi Pirandello Website created by Michele Gallo (phone/fax)+39.0922.402257 (mobile) +39.360.397930 e-mail

7. Quasimodo Salvatore Free Encyclopedia Articles At Questia.com
   Research Quasimodo Salvatore and other related topics by using the free encyclopedia at the Questia.com online library.  
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8. Biblioteca Della Accademia Dei Filodrammatici — Quasimodo, Salvatore: 17 Sched
   Biographies of Quasimodo Salvatore and more Quasimodo Salvatore biography.  
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9. Salvatore Quasimodo
   Antolog a po tica del escritor.  
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   Extractions: "La dulce colina", "Las horas", "Toma y da", "Discursos sobre la poes�a", "Las cartas de amor" y "El poeta y el pol�tico" , son algunos t�tulos importantes de su obra. Adem�s tradujo, entre otros, a Catulo, Virgilio, Shakespeare, Arghezi, Cummings, Aiken, Neruda y Moli�re.

10. Quasimodo, Salvatore Definition Of Quasimodo, Salvatore In The Free Online Encyc
    Quasimodo, Salvatore (s lv t `rā kw zē`mōdō), 1901–68, Italian poet and translator, b. Sicily. Quasimodo worked first as a technical designer and civil engineer.  
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11. Quasimodo, Salvatore (It. Poet)
    Britannica CD  
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    Trayectoria del poeta y cr tico literario, fragmentos de obras.  
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13. Salvatore Quasimodo — Infoplease.com
    Encyclopedia Quasimodo, Salvatore. Quasimodo, Salvatore (s lv t 'rā kw zē'mōdō) , 1901 – 68, Italian poet and translator, b. Sicily. Quasimodo worked first as a technical  
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14. Salvatore Quasimodo | Salvatore Quasimodo Information | HighBeam Research - FREE
    Salvatore Quasimodo Research Salvatore Quasimodo articles at HighBeam.com. Find information, facts and related newspaper, magazine and journal articles in our online encyclopedia.  
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15. Biografia De Salvatore Quasimodo
    Vida y obra del poeta italiano.  
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    Extractions: Inicio Buscador Las figuras clave de la historia Reportajes Los protagonistas de la actualidad Salvatore Quasimodo (Siracusa, 1901 - N�poles, 1968) Poeta y ensayista italiano que en sus inicios se afirm� como uno de los exponentes m�s significativos del hermetismo, para m�s tarde crear un lenguaje po�tico muy personal con el que profundiz� en la infelicidad humana a trav�s de un clima evocador de viejos mitos. Despu�s de realizar estudios t�cnicos en Messina, con dieciocho a�os se traslad� a Roma para inscribirse en ingenier�a, pero, atra�do por la literatura, abandon� pronto la carrera universitaria. Mientras estudiaba por s� mismo las lenguas latina y griega, ejerci� trabajos tan distintos como dependiente, contable o dise�ador t�cnico. En 1929 se traslad� a Florencia, donde su cu�ado E. Vittorini lo introdujo en los c�rculos literarios y le present� a E. Montale, que enseguida intuy� sus dotes. All� empez� a colaborar en la revista Solaria y a publicar sus primeras colecciones de poes�a. M�s tarde se traslad� a Mil�n, donde inici� su actividad editorial como ayudante de Cesare Zavattini, quien tambi�n le facilit� su incorporaci�n a la redacci�n de la revista Tempo. En 1939 fue nombrado, por m�ritos propios, profesor de literatura italiana del conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi. Entre los numerosos premios que recibi� destacan el San Babila en 1950, el Etna-Taormina junto a D. Thomas en 1958 y, sobre todo, el Nobel de Literatura en 1959.

16. Quasimodo, Salvatore - Definition Of Quasimodo, Salvatore By The Free Online Dic
    Qua si mo do (kw zm d), Salvatore 1901-1968. Italian poet whose early nostalgic works contrast with his later socially concerned poetry. He won the 1959 Nobel Prize for  
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17. Old Books, Secondhand Books, And Rare Books At Biblion.co.uk
    by QUASIMODO Salvatore DEBE Y HABER. (Edici n Biling e). (Traducci n, estudio, notas y comentarios de texto por Milagros Arizmendi). Madrid, Ediciones Narcea, 1974; en 8 menor  
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18. LETTERATURA ITALIANA
    Breve analisi critica di alcuni testi dell autore.  
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    Extractions: Community Aggiungi lista preferiti Aggiungi lista nera Invia ad un amico Crea Profilo Blog Video Sito Foto Amici Esplora LETTERATURA ITALIANA ANALISI DEL NOVECENTO SALVATORE QUASIMODO Salvatore Quasimodo nacque a Modica (Ragusa) nel 1908. Compiuti gli studi medi in Sicilia, nel 1919 si trasferisce a Roma, dove si iscrive al Politecnico. Interrompe presto gli studi per problemi economisti e comincia a lavorare (vari impieghi: disegnatore tecnico, commesso, ecc.); intanto studia le lingue classiche da autodidatta. Nel 1926 si impiega presso il Genio Civile e si trasferisce a Reggio Calabria. Nel 1929 s� trasferisce a Firenze, dove Elio Vittorini, suo cognato, lo introduce negli ambienti letterari. L'anno dopo pubblica Acque e terre. Nel 1931 si trasferisce a Imperia dove conosce Sbarbaro, nel 1934 a Milano. Del 1936 � la raccolta Erato e Ap�llion. Nel 1938 si licenzia dal Genio civile e comincia a lavorare nell'editoria. Collabora a �Letteratura� e a �Corrente�, per le cui edizioni pubblica nel 1940 le traduzioni dei Lirici, l'opera sua oggi considerata pi� importante, che subito suscita vivaci clamori. Per chiara fama l'anno dopo � nominato professore di letteratura italiana al Conservatorio di Milano, cattedra che terr� fino alla morte. Gli anni successivi, che lo vedono collaborare a vari quotidiani e periodici, sono scanditi essenzialmente dall'uscita delle altre raccolte poetiche: Ed � subito sera (1942, raccoglie la precedente produzione); vari volumi di traduzioni (dai Vangeli, da Catullo, da Omero); La vita non � sogno (1949); Il falso e vero verde (1956); La terra impareggiabile (1958); Dare e avere (1966). Ottiene vari riconoscimenti che culminano nell'assegnazione del premio Nobel nei 1959, che suscita per� vivaci polemiche in patria. Negli ultimi anni continua l'attivit� di traduttore, compie viaggi all'estero per tenere conferenze; riceve la laurea honoris causa dall'Universit� di Messina nel 1960 e, da quella di Oxford nel 196?. Muore a Napoli per emorragia cerebrale nei 1968.

19. Quasimodo, Salvatore Biography - S9.com
    1901 Born in Modica, Sicily on the 20th of August.1917 - Quasimodo founded the short-lived Nuovo giornale letterario, on which he published his first poems. 1919 - He  
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20. Quasimodo Encyclopedia Topics | Reference.com
    Quasimodo, Salvatore, 190168, Italian poet and translator, b. Sicily. Quasimodo worked first as a technical designer and civil engineer. His five volumes of verse published  
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