Italienische Literatur

Predvojeni vikont

Der Biscounted Viscount ist ein Roman von Italo Calvino aus dem Jahr 1952. Es ist der erste Teil der Our Ancestors-Trilogie, zu der auch die Kurzromane The Baron in the Trees von 1957 und The Nonexistent Knight von 1959 gehören.

Prezir / Agostino

Alberto Moravia

In „Die Verachtung“ sucht Drehbuchautor Riccardo obsessiv nach dem Grund für die Abneigung und Entfremdung seiner Frau Emilia. In „Agostino“ erlebt ein 13-jähriger Junge, der mit seiner Mutter die Sommerferien verbringt, ein sexuelles Erwachen und nimmt s

Priča o skočimišu

Proždrljivac iz tundre

Prvo nebo: Priča o dvoglasnoj fugi

Mario Fortunato, for years one of the most controversial protagonists of Italian public life, currently the controversial director of the Italian Institute of Culture in London, published his first novel The First Sky in 1990.

Pustolovine u samostanu: priče iz Dekamerona

In this humorous and satirical story, Boccaccio depicts life in a monastery and ridicules the hypocrisy and weaknesses of people who should live morally and piously.

Rafael

A romanticized biography of the Renaissance painter Raffaello Sanzi, better known as Raphael. The work is enriched with 26 reproductions of Raphael's artworks, which further brings the reader closer to the visual aspect of the artist's oeuvre.

Ravnodušni / Agostino

Alberto Moravia

Indifferent (1929), Moravia's first and most famous novel, a masterpiece of Italian modernism, the novel that brought him fame and recognition. Agostino (1944) is one of Moravia's most lyrical prose works, a short but powerful novel about coming of age.

Ravnodušni ljudi

Alberto Moravia

The novel follows the declining Roman bourgeois family of Ardengo over the course of several days: widow Mariagrazia, lover Leo, son Michele, and daughter Carla – all trapped in apathy, lies, sexual manipulation, and moral indifference.

Rime

Guido Cavalcanti's collection of Rime brings together love and philosophical poems from the early Italian dolce stil nuova. Through motifs of love, mind, and soul, Cavalcanti explores the conflict between reason and passion, and the transience of human fe