Talk:Giuseppe Ungaretti

Latest comment: 16 years ago by Egonon in topic Soffici, Jahier, Malaparte

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I've removed the poem. Possible copyright infringement, and in any event Wikipedia should not contain the actual works of authors, but merely external links. Kricxjo 16:28, 21 Sep 2003 (UTC)

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Dear friends, I've a problem with your phrase on Ermetismo and Fascism: "(Ungaretti remained)...a supporter of his Blackshirts and National Fascist Party". Ungaretti became a friend of Mussolini (but when he was socialist), and formally U. subscribes the manifesto of the Fascist Italian writers, but, as explained on the biography of Piccioni, he was not a supporter of his Blackshirts and National Fascist Party, and sometimes he was imprisoned for subversive talkings against Fascism (also if every time Mussolini set free him). So I think it'ld be right to delete that phrase, and insert only: "Ungaretti joined in the Fascist Party, signing the Manifesto of the Italian Writers". Tell me what do you think about. Ciao, --Egonon (talk) 09:57, 30 July 2008 (UTC)Reply

Soffici, Jahier, Malaparte

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Soffici and Jahier are not militarist, and Malaparte only in the first period (in 1931 is against Hitler and Mussolini); I think it's not right to generalize all these writers as "militarist" --Egonon (talk) 07:36, 1 August 2008 (UTC)Reply

P.s. On World War I and debut U. is descripted as militarist, but in the Allegria's poem "Fratelli" (and in others) he describes the absurdity of the war and the brotherhood between all the men.--Egonon (talk) 07:47, 1 August 2008 (UTC)Reply