Channelling Nature

Plants, Animals, and Water in Italian Poetry

Serena Ferrando

Toronto Italian Studies: Channelling Nature

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Channelling Nature explores how twentieth-century Italian poets like Andrea Zanzotto, Daria Menicanti, and Milo De Angelis engage with plants, animals, and water not merely as symbols, but as agents of meaning and relation.

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Beschrijving Toronto Italian Studies: Channelling Nature

ISBN: 9781049800936
Pagina's: 240
Verschijnt: 19-05-2026
Serie: Toronto Italian Studies
Rubriek: Literaire non-fictie

Druk: 1
Uitvoering: Hardback
Taal: Engels
Uitgever: University of Toronto Press

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