Starting from Claudio Magris’ fundamental reflection on the relationship between the Eastern-Jewish tradition and German-language literature on the basis of Joseph Roth’s works, the contribution focuses the attention on Roth’s Reise durch Galizien published in 1924, analysing through a close reading the three reports that make it up and trying to recognize, in comparison with his other works of journalism, non-fiction and narrative written in the same years or later, the points of discontinuity or anticipation, the specificities of the genre and the constant themes.
“Lo splendore triste dei denigrati”: il Viaggio in Galizia di Joseph Roth / De Villa, Massimiliano. - In: PROSPERO. - ISSN 1123-2684. - STAMPA. - 24/2019:(2019), pp. 151-168.
“Lo splendore triste dei denigrati”: il Viaggio in Galizia di Joseph Roth
De Villa, Massimiliano
2019-01-01
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Starting from Claudio Magris’ fundamental reflection on the relationship between the Eastern-Jewish tradition and German-language literature on the basis of Joseph Roth’s works, the contribution focuses the attention on Roth’s Reise durch Galizien published in 1924, analysing through a close reading the three reports that make it up and trying to recognize, in comparison with his other works of journalism, non-fiction and narrative written in the same years or later, the points of discontinuity or anticipation, the specificities of the genre and the constant themes.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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