A new edition of “La bufera e altro” and the practice of commenting 20th century poetry

  • Giuseppe Andrea Liberti University of Naples Federico II
DOI: https://doi.org/10.6093/sigma.v0i4.7515
Keywords: Eugenio Montale, La bufera e altro, commentary, 20th century poetry, contemporary literature

Abstract

The Campeggiani-Scaffai edition of La bufera e altro (Milano, Mondadori, 2019) fills a gap in the complete commented edition of Eugenio Montale’s poetry. This editorial event allows to take stock of what has been discussed by the scientific community about commenting 20th century poetry. After a recognition of the main problems that scholars have to solve during the making of integral commentaries to recent poetry books, the paper focuses on the “Montale case” in order to verify methodological proposals and new interpretations offered by this new Bufera.

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Author Biography

Giuseppe Andrea Liberti, University of Naples Federico II

Giuseppe Andrea Liberti (Naples, 1992) earned his Ph.D in Philology at the University of Naples Federico II. He worked on 20th century and contemporary Italian poetry; he published a critical and commented edition of Michele Sovente’s Cumae (Macerata, Quodlibet, 2019) and collaborated to the making of Elio Pagliarani’s first poetic bibliography (now in Elio Pagliarani, Tutte le poesie, ed. Andrea Cortellessa, Milano, il Saggiatore, 2019). At present, he is a scholar of the Scuola di Alta Formazione in Storia e filologia del manoscritto e del libro antico dei Girolamini (Naples).

Published
2020-12-21
How to Cite
LibertiG. A. (2020). A new edition of “La bufera e altro” and the practice of commenting 20th century poetry. SigMa - Rivista Di Letterature Comparate, Teatro E Arti Dello Spettacolo, (4), 873-894. https://doi.org/10.6093/sigma.v0i4.7515
Issue
No 4 (2020): The representation of the Cold war in literature and the arts (1947-1989)
Section
Scenari

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