Carnevali Davide (41 results)

Condition: Very Good. : Han pasado cincuenta años desde que Pier Paolo Pasolini rodó Il Decameron, una película inspirada en la novela de Boccaccio y sus cuentos mayormente eróticos que, a lo largo de diez jornadas, son narrados por diez jóvenes retirados al campo para esquivar la peste bubónica que asolaba Florencia. La obra maestra del florentino reunía desde cuentos de la antigüedad clásica hasta fabliaux populares medievales, y con su sensibilidad humanista se erigía en puente entre la edad media y la modernidad europea. En su film de 1970, en cambio, Pasolini convirtió la vida napolitana en la verdadera protagonista de la película, con el afán de retratar una de las pocas realidades sociológicas que aún se resistían a ser absorbidas por la nueva cultura consumista global. EAN: 9788412196771 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción Título: Decameró Autor: Davide Carnevali| Narcís Comadira| Lluïsa Cunillé i Salgado| Δημήτρης Δημητριάδης| Najat El Hachmi| Gregorio Luri| Marta Marín-Dòmine| Cristina Morales| Valère Novarina| Perejaume Editorial: Arola Editors Idioma: ca Páginas: 144 Formato: tapa blanda.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Italy is home to one of the most vibrant contemporary playwriting scenes in Europe, yet Italian dramatists are little known to English-language readers and audiences: discover their stories and perspective in English for the very first time. Written between 2013 and 2022 by award-winning authors, the plays in this collection document a theatre culture not only preoccupied with the personal dimension of intimate and family relations, good food and designer fashion, as some stereotypical views of 'Italianness' would have it, but with deeply political, socially engaged matters of global resonance. Together the plays look at issues such as climate change (The Fattest Woman in the World); gender equality (Gentleman Anne); racism and citizenship (The Foreigner's Smile); history and memory (Portrait of the Artist as a Dead Man); the world of work in neoliberal times (Bidibibodibiboo); mental health, trauma and grief (Big Fright); migration and the 'refugee crisis' (Antigone Power); and life beyond Earth (Carbon). Each of these themes feature as key apprehensions in the characters' lives and stories, creating engaging and contemporary works of drama. Translated by leading practitioners and including a critical essay by the editor, The Methuen Drama Anthology of Contemporary Italian Plays acts as a perfect introduction to the world of contemporary Italian drama for both performance and study.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Italy is home to one of the most vibrant contemporary playwriting scenes in Europe, yet Italian dramatists are little known to English-language readers and audiences: discover their stories and perspective in English for the very first time. Written between 2013 and 2022 by award-winning authors, the plays in this collection document a theatre culture not only preoccupied with the personal dimension of intimate and family relations, good food and designer fashion, as some stereotypical views of 'Italianness' would have it, but with deeply political, socially engaged matters of global resonance. Together the plays look at issues such as climate change (The Fattest Woman in the World); gender equality (Gentleman Anne); racism and citizenship (The Foreigner's Smile); history and memory (Portrait of the Artist as a Dead Man); the world of work in neoliberal times (Bidibibodibiboo); mental health, trauma and grief (Big Fright); migration and the 'refugee crisis' (Antigone Power); and life beyond Earth (Carbon). Each of these themes feature as key apprehensions in the characters' lives and stories, creating engaging and contemporary works of drama. Translated by leading practitioners and including a critical essay by the editor, The Methuen Drama Anthology of Contemporary Italian Plays acts as a perfect introduction to the world of contemporary Italian drama for both performance and study.…

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Brossura. Condition: new. A cura di Davide Barella. Sassari, 2026; br., pp. 160, cm 14x21. Il Primo Dio è un piccolo gioiello della letteratura italiana del '900, nato dalla penna di un talento forse mai troppo riconosciuto come tale, Emanuel Carnevali. La sua è una vicenda emblematica, quella dell'emigrante italiano negli USA, con la particolarità del caso: qui si tratta di un sedicenne che fugge da una serie di situazioni che lo inducono a un vero e proprio azzardo, ai limiti dell'incoscienza. Autobiografia graffiante e coinvolgente, il volume offre uno spaccato credibile di vita italiana e statunitense a cavallo della Grande Guerra. Morire per un tozzo di pane è un saggio introduttivo che ripercorre le tappe del viaggio americano di Emanuel Carnevali, analizzate nel loro contesto storico e letterario, per poi offrire una riflessione sull'attualità dei flussi migratori e le loro motivazioni. Libro.…

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Condition: New. Idioma/Language: Catalán. *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.

Paperback. Condition: New. Italy is home to one of the most vibrant contemporary playwriting scenes in Europe, yet Italian dramatists are little known to English-language readers and audiences: discover their stories and perspective in English for the very first time. Written between 2013 and 2022 by award-winning authors, the plays in this collection document a theatre culture not only preoccupied with the personal dimension of intimate and family relations, good food and designer fashion, as some stereotypical views of 'Italianness' would have it, but with deeply political, socially engaged matters of global resonance. Together the plays look at issues such as climate change (The Fattest Woman in the World); gender equality (Gentleman Anne); racism and citizenship (The Foreigner's Smile); history and memory (Portrait of the Artist as a Dead Man); the world of work in neoliberal times (Bidibibodibiboo); mental health, trauma and grief (Big Fright); migration and the 'refugee crisis' (Antigone Power); and life beyond Earth (Carbon). Each of these themes feature as key apprehensions in the characters' lives and stories, creating engaging and contemporary works of drama. Translated by leading practitioners and including a critical essay by the editor, The Methuen Drama Anthology of Contemporary Italian Plays acts as a perfect introduction to the world of contemporary Italian drama for both performance and study.…

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Brossura. Condition: new. Milano, 2025; br., pp. 300, cm 15x22. (La Cultura). "Il teatro tiene banco" raccoglie nove opere teatrali di Davide Carnevali, scritte e pensate per dialogare con le nuove generazioni. Nate all'interno dell'omonimo progetto del Piccolo Teatro dedicato alle scuole, queste storie rileggono grandi classici del teatro e della letteratura - dall'Antigone ai Promessi sposi, da Omero a Pirandello - con uno sguardo al contemporaneo per stimolare riflessioni inedite. Cosa c'entra il paladino Orlando con la violenza sulle donne? Quali fili collegano Giacomo Leopardi al cambiamento climatico? Con linguaggio semplice e diretto, Carnevali affronta drammaturgicamente i temi cruciali della nostra epoca - dalla guerra alla parità di genere, dai social media all'ecologia, dalla giustizia alla ricerca della propria identità - reinterpretando alcuni tra i personaggi più noti del nostro patrimonio culturale: se infatti la sua rilettura della Batracomiomachia ci fa riflettere sui conflitti e sul peso delle parole, la vicenda di Antigone interroga l'ingerenza del patriarcato nella società e nella politica; se da un lato lo spettacolo Sei personaggi in cerca di followers indaga i pericoli dell'identità digitale, dall'altro Le smanie per la diplomatura dà voce alle ansie e alle aspirazioni dell'adolescenza. Le riscritture di Carnevali qui raccolte raccontano la capacità del teatro di farsi «ponte» tra le epoche e le generazioni. "Il teatro tiene banco" è un invito al confronto e alla scoperta: una rivelazione letteraria di quanto possa essere «attuale» il mondo che abbiamo alle spalle. Libro.…

Condition: Nuevo. COLECCIÓN: TEXTOS A PART (TEATRE REUNIT) TEXTOS A PART (TEATRE REUNIT) - OBRAS DE TEATRO, TEXTOS TEATRALES.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Italy is home to one of the most vibrant contemporary playwriting scenes in Europe, yet Italian dramatists are little known to English-language readers and audiences: discover their stories and perspective in English for the very first time. Written between 2013 and 2022 by award-winning authors, the plays in this collection document a theatre culture not only preoccupied with the personal dimension of intimate and family relations, good food and designer fashion, as some stereotypical views of 'Italianness' would have it, but with deeply political, socially engaged matters of global resonance. Together the plays look at issues such as climate change (The Fattest Woman in the World); gender equality (Gentleman Anne); racism and citizenship (The Foreigner's Smile); history and memory (Portrait of the Artist as a Dead Man); the world of work in neoliberal times (Bidibibodibiboo); mental health, trauma and grief (Big Fright); migration and the 'refugee crisis' (Antigone Power); and life beyond Earth (Carbon). Each of these themes feature as key apprehensions in the characters' lives and stories, creating engaging and contemporary works of drama. Translated by leading practitioners and including a critical essay by the editor, The Methuen Drama Anthology of Contemporary Italian Plays acts as a perfect introduction to the world of contemporary Italian drama for both performance and study.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Italy is home to one of the most vibrant contemporary playwriting scenes in Europe, yet Italian dramatists are little known to English-language readers and audiences: discover their stories and perspective in English for the very first time. Written between 2013 and 2022 by award-winning authors, the plays in this collection document a theatre culture not only preoccupied with the personal dimension of intimate and family relations, good food and designer fashion, as some stereotypical views of 'Italianness' would have it, but with deeply political, socially engaged matters of global resonance. Together the plays look at issues such as climate change (The Fattest Woman in the World); gender equality (Gentleman Anne); racism and citizenship (The Foreigner's Smile); history and memory (Portrait of the Artist as a Dead Man); the world of work in neoliberal times (Bidibibodibiboo); mental health, trauma and grief (Big Fright); migration and the 'refugee crisis' (Antigone Power); and life beyond Earth (Carbon). Each of these themes feature as key apprehensions in the characters' lives and stories, creating engaging and contemporary works of drama. Translated by leading practitioners and including a critical essay by the editor, The Methuen Drama Anthology of Contemporary Italian Plays acts as a perfect introduction to the world of contemporary Italian drama for both performance and study.…