Luigi Pirandello at Close Range [1937]

Luigi Pirandello at Close Range [1937]

In proclaiming the independence of his art, writer Luigi Pirandello has claimed an intense individualism and disclaimed any connection with any literary movement. In an interview, Pirandello recants how his tragic figures were imagined and how he determined their tortuous existences.

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Veröffentlicht in:World literature today 1989-04, Vol.63 (2), p.190-193
1. Verfasser: Vittorini, Domenico
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Artists, Italian
Children
Fraud
Hate
Individualism
Intellect
Interviews
Italian artists
Love
Pirandello, Luigi (1867-1936)
Reality
Soul
Spiritual belief systems
Theater
Unreality
Writers
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Zusammenfassung:In proclaiming the independence of his art, writer Luigi Pirandello has claimed an intense individualism and disclaimed any connection with any literary movement. In an interview, Pirandello recants how his tragic figures were imagined and how he determined their tortuous existences.
ISSN:0196-3570
1945-8134
DOI:10.2307/40144810