Shelters of good. Shelters of evil. Anna Maria Ortese’s salvation attempt.
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https://doi.org/10.14195/0870-4112_3-4_4Keywords:
America, Animal, Good, Evil, Anna Maria OrteseAbstract
One of the best writers of the 20 th century, Anna Maria Ortese, lived her whole life in the spirit of a deliberate distance from the world, a separation that was not a simple unfamiliarity with what worried her most, but rather a privileged viewing point from where to investigate and understand our times. Not a hideout but an active shelter, a lucid and piercing refuge from where to study the pain of reality. Following her publications and favouring the images of the native American, nature and the animals – emblematic of Anna Maria Ortese’s sensibility – the paper will show the main points of the author’s poetics, which always strives to recover the secrets of the world and to choose a refuge and fight from inside it for the salvation of herself and others.
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