Pascoli young
A volume and various omissions
Al "Young Pascoli" was dedicated to Rosita Boschetti a volume that is the catalog of the exhibition held at the San Mauro end of 2006.
In the opening chapter, many news about Johnnie's stay in Rimini (1871-72) for study.
At that period was one of its pages, "Scartabelli Nebulone of fiction writers." Rosita
Boschetti precise: she "speaks in a tone rather Pascoli a satirical writer and journalist of the time, Joseph Rovani" (p. 7).
After these words I expected to read a note with a quote that concerns me.
In fact in 2004 I wrote in the weekly Rimini "Bridge": "This is a page school, which is contained in a book entitled 'Exercises Italian poetry', though never published so far known and cited by various scholars. Mariù they said the same news , calling it a poem 'rather satirical '. When Saturday, March 20 (2004) romped [...] prof. Capecchi, he suggested I try to find who was to 'novelist' in Pastures in caricature put the lives and works in Rimini homework. Capecchi's words allow me to present publicly the results of the research. "
reproduce the full article at the end of 2004.
Some stay in Rimini Pastures should be added that the house" located in a building interior via S. Simone "(p. 6, this is not the words of Mariù Pascoli cited in the notes), it will" match the current number 17, "as I wrote in" Rimini Pastures "(History Book No. 3, Issue Bridge , Rimini 1995).
Finally, as in Rosita Guido Nozzoli Boschetti has been widely cited, whose writings on the subject (which occupy the first half of the page. 70) were released by me in 2003 in his essay "Zoca and manera." Giovanni Pascoli student in Rimini (1871-1872) contained in the book "socialist pastures." Again, no mention of the secondary source, my text.
Article by 2004 .
Pascoli in Rimini, a student "rather satirical"
In "Prose missing" new aspects of his personality
The "missing Prose" published by Giovanni Pascoli Carabba (Lanciano, 2004, pp. 536, € 21) were presented at the Villa Torlonia di San Mauro Saturday, March 20 by the author, John Capecchi, and Marino Biondi who gave a passionate and profound lesson on the figure of Johnnie, in relation this volume and the human experience that is reflected.
Capecchi, in the introduction to the book, explains the importance of the collection that allows you to find the echoes of the events Pascoli in the production of prose. For example, he cites the tragedy of the marriage of Ida, "that followed the collapse of the project of marriage with his cousin Pascoli Imelde wrecked by the intervention of the stormy Mariù. Even the pages of literary criticism, he adds Capecchi, contain "explicit references to 'personal experiences.
autobiographical confession is a curious example in a review of 1898 in regard of the 'farmer' of Menander, story ends with the celebration of a marriage, "after pointing out the joy that would have rocked the couple," says Capecchi, the poet is unable to restrain himself and relates to the happiness of the spouses (and Ida who had his marriage) with her fate as a bachelor without love, adding a conclusion that he had to cost a sigh of self-pity and makes you smile otherwise readers: "Enough: they stood, he enjoyed, and to me they gave me nothing." John goes down from the bench of the researcher solemn severe and it seems that s'ingaglioffi between the benches of a tavern gossip to tell hidden stories, or perhaps more obvious to everyone that he himself, in order to vent "this malignancy of my kind," to use the same words Machiavelli in the famous letter to Francesco Vettori.
The first of the "scattered prose" is from 1872, when John was in high school to study Gambalunga Rimini, and is entitled 'Scartabelli Nebulone of fiction writers. " This is a page school, which is contained in a book entitled 'Exercises Italian poetry' ever published to date even if known and cited by various scholars. Mariù same news he said, calling it a poem, "rather than satirical." When I said goodbye Saturday, March 20 at the end of the presentation, Professor. Capecchi, he suggested I try to find who was to 'novelist' in Pastures in caricature put the lives and works in Rimini homework. Capecchi's words allow me to present publicly the results of research.
Pascoli Rovani speaks of Joseph (1818-1874), known for his work as a novelist and journalist. Calls it "Nebulone ', using a Latin word meaning charlatan. Rovani made history of his country have written letters to the novel "One Hundred Years," appeared in serial form on the Gazzetta di Milano (1857-1858). Pastures he says: "When it puts out a novel," if he sees "quartered and sliced \u200b\u200bit instead 'papers." Another clue
Nebulone. It is said, Johnnie says, that he "consumed much wine to toy Istud that oil." Rovani we know from the biographies of "the habit of a wild life and the inclination to drink" alcohol brought him to death (as in R. Facciolo 'bio-bibliographical Dictionary ", II, Einaudi, 1991, p. 1542) . Rovani began poor and ended up rich: how the Nebulone Pascoli, "the INOP afterwards he had turned away from the revelry, and Datolo muses."
Nebulone, continued grazing, "generally professed communist and internationalist, and says the assets have to be equal of all, and not be securities, nor any kind of distinction. " Rovani he worked as Mazzini uprisings in Venice and Rome in 1848, and was then exiled in Canton Ticino with Mazzini and Cattaneo Pisacane. Names that describe a policy agreeable to the student Pascoli in Rimini.
The coincidences between the portrait of Nebulone and true biography Rovani should not admit doubt. It remains to say something about the tone "rather satirical" of this page. Capecchi notes: in the days of your stay in Rimini Pascoli "there was much talk, in Romagna, of anarchy, of internationalism, communism, and the young pasture in the compilation of the year the school would not be immune from these discussions that reached its attentive ears. " Nebulone represents the "writer attached to money than to literature, flatterer of the powerful but also the people that ensure success, able to write and speak without thinking, 'verbose novelist, oscillating in its political attitudes. Pascoli describes his Nebulone as a "rich overflowing" but "in times of famine greenhouse barns," while trouble "for a title of nobility."
are arguments that make it very scratchy page Pascoli, whose manifest content brood fiercely political aspiration in the warmth of friendships Rimini. The portrait of Nebulone boils down to beat that return a withering look hidden young high school student. The works of that writer recandole benefit mankind the precious gift of sleep, which avoids the use of "a serious price" and the opium poppy. And show that we are faced with a true reformer of the literature, living proof that you can (and should) 'to speak and write without thinking. "
Add a citation to Article I (April 17, 2004) from "Future". Where Rosita Copioli under the title "So out of the nest's prose Pascoli", wrote: "... grazing in high school that targets Rimini 'Nebulone novelist', who then identified Antonio Montanari Giuseppe Rovani.
Antonio Montanari
