A Short History of Italian Literature: A Clear Narrative Survey of Italian Literature from Dante to Pirandello [Paperback] Whitfield, J. H.

Description

1960 Pelican Book edition. Paperback cover has some normal shelf wear. The pages are clean and in good condition. The binding is secure.

This engaging survey of Italian literature by J.H. Whitfield offers a comprehensive yet accessible exploration of the nation’s rich literary heritage. Published in 1960 by the esteemed Pelican imprint, known for its accessible academic works, this volume guides readers through the pivotal figures and movements that shaped the Italian canon, from the towering genius of Dante Alighieri to the innovative modernism of Luigi Pirandello. Whitfield’s clear and insightful prose illuminates the cultural contexts that birthed these literary masterpieces, inviting readers to appreciate the enduring relevance of Italian letters. A invaluable resource for students, scholars, and bibliophiles alike, this well-preserved copy represents a remarkable opportunity to delve into the depths of one of Europe’s most celebrated literary traditions.