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• Why read the French classics: Calvino and the lesson of the French masters

  119-131

  Marina Paino

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  103

  Calvino’s move to Paris in 1967 marks a new phase of his life, in which, inevitably, contact with French culture becomes closer and more direct. The essay examines the relationship that, during the years in Paris and in those of his return to Italy, the writer weaves with the great French classics, in scattered writings and within the Norton Lectures.

• Preface

  6-7

  Paolo Orrù

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  83

  Editorial note for the special section of issue 26 of ItalDeb

• Apollinaire and Ungaretti: towards the "fall" of modernity

  96-118

  Laura Giurdanella

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  243

  The relationship of esteem and affinity between Apollinaire and Ungaretti involves both biographical and literary levels. While critics have plentifully probed the direct biographical relationships – starting with the encounter of the poets in 1913 – and followed the progress of their friendship during the years of the First World War, the indirect contacts, i.e. those prior to Ungaretti’s arrival in Paris in 1912, would still seem unexplored. Moreover, over the years, various thematic connections have also been proposed; however, certain other thematic and textual tangencies could still reserve new and profitable insights into their hermeneutic key to modernity.