The paper deals with the Barocco style in Montale's La bufera e altro, focusing on John Donne's influence. After tracing a theoretical framework, centring on the relationship between Montale and Eliot's interpretation of Dante and of the English metaphysical poets> the author shows Donne's presence through several close readings of Montale s poems. The recall of Donne's verses is useful to understand the structure of Montale's book> characterized by a tension between an allegorical structure and a tendency to romance. What follows is the second and last part of the paper, the first part of which has been published on the previous issue of Annali della Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa.

John Donne e il barocco ne La bufera e altro (parte II)

Ida Campeggiani
2015-01-01

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The paper deals with the Barocco style in Montale's La bufera e altro, focusing on John Donne's influence. After tracing a theoretical framework, centring on the relationship between Montale and Eliot's interpretation of Dante and of the English metaphysical poets> the author shows Donne's presence through several close readings of Montale s poems. The recall of Donne's verses is useful to understand the structure of Montale's book> characterized by a tension between an allegorical structure and a tendency to romance. What follows is the second and last part of the paper, the first part of which has been published on the previous issue of Annali della Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa.
2015
Campeggiani, Ida
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