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Dante vivo translated from the Italian by Eleanor Hammond Broadus and Anna Benedetti.
Idioma: Detalles de publicación: New York The Macmillan Company 1935.Descripción: xiii, 340 p. front., plates, ports. 22 cmISBN:- 0804606978
- 928.5
- PQ4339 .P252 1935
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"Awarded the premio Mussolini in 1933."
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With Giuseppe Prezzolini, Papini was a central figure in the pragmatist movement that brought Italy into the mainstream of European culture before World War I. The record of his labors can be read in the journals Leonardo, Regno, La Voce, and Lacerba. A restless spirit, his shifts from pragmatism to futurism, from agnosticism to Roman Catholicism, from critical severity to enthusiastic encouragement of new writers, mirror the revolutionary current of his time. His most famous writings include lives of Christ, St. Augustine and Dante, but most characteristic is his world-famous autobiographical novel, The Failure (1912), which first endeared him to his generation.(Bowker Author Biography)