Le peuple italien vu par un intellectuel (dés)engagé

This contribution is offering a temporary analysis of the people and nation concept as it was designed at a specific time of the 20th century by one of the most emblematic and controversial intellectuals of the cultural history of modern Italy. Cesare Pavese was a left-wing writer that many studies...

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Main Author: Francesca Belviso
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Université d'Aix-Marseille 2017-12-01
Series:Cahiers d’Études Romanes
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/etudesromanes/6397
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description This contribution is offering a temporary analysis of the people and nation concept as it was designed at a specific time of the 20th century by one of the most emblematic and controversial intellectuals of the cultural history of modern Italy. Cesare Pavese was a left-wing writer that many studies have criticized for a long time as a cultural antifascist militant who was very much involved during and after the end of the Mussolinian regime.However, his reputation has been damaged by the publishing of a posthumous secret book-note expressing many thoughts of political philosophy. These assertions were considered as obviously philo-fascist and brought about a debate among the specialists and the people in general. Pavese’s sense and value of those meditations can been perfectly understood and explained through his way of translating and how he was able to master Nietzsche’s works between 1940 and 1945.
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Nietzsche
politics
morals
fascism
title Le peuple italien vu par un intellectuel (dés)engagé
title_full Le peuple italien vu par un intellectuel (dés)engagé
title_fullStr Le peuple italien vu par un intellectuel (dés)engagé
title_full_unstemmed Le peuple italien vu par un intellectuel (dés)engagé
title_short Le peuple italien vu par un intellectuel (dés)engagé
title_sort le peuple italien vu par un intellectuel des engage
topic people
Pavese
Nietzsche
politics
morals
fascism
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