Habitar Íntimo: A Poesia de Eduardo Dall’alba
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Eduardo Dall’Alba, Brazilian poetry, Italian immigration in BrazilAbstract
Eduardo Dall’Alba (1963-2013) has published more than ten books, including essay and poetry, and has received numerous awards. His family of Venetian origin of immigrants settled in Rio Grande do Sul in the late 1800s. With a deep knowledge of Italian literature and being a scholar of Dante, the writer was able to fuse the two cultures and identities, Brazilian and Italian. I highlight here how his poetry can recover the repressed and silenced experience of thousands of Italian immigrants in southern Brazil, with their pain, frustration for leaving their own land, nostalgia, obsession with economic independence obtained hard work of all the family members, the dialect or dialects considered the glue of the first communitiesDownloads
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2014-06-06
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Oliveira, V. L. de. (2014). Habitar Íntimo: A Poesia de Eduardo Dall’alba. Revista De Italianística, 27, 43-55. https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2238-8281.v0i27p43-55











