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Ugo Betti (1892–1953)

Auteur de Three European Plays

32 oeuvres 229 utilisateurs 2 critiques 1 Favoris

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Born in a small town in Le Marche, in 1892, Ugo Betti was raised primarily by his father, a stern country doctor, because his mother was unwilling to do so. He studied at the classical lyceum, demonstrating an inclination toward literature. For practical reasons, however, his father steered his son afficher plus toward law school. Betti served in World War I and was taken prisoner by the Germans. After the war, Betti hesitated for a time between returning to his legal career and pursuing his newly found penchant for writing. Deciding to try his hand at both, he served as a judge from the early 1920s through 1943 while writing poetry, short stories, a novel, and the plays for which he is best known. His first book of poems, The Pensive King (1922), bears witness to the war's stark impact on him. While clearly influenced by the experimental theater of Luigi Pirandello, and indeed often viewed as his successor, Betti's outlook was also colored by his years on the bench. He strove to represent reality as more than mere facts, seeking in his work to penetrate human motives, instincts, and truth. In total he wrote 25 plays, which were enormously popular in their day. Betti died in 1953. (Bowker Author Biography) afficher moins

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Œuvres de Ugo Betti

Three European Plays (1958) — Contributeur — 59 exemplaires
Corruzione al Palazzo di Giustizia (1961) 45 exemplaires
L'île des chèvres (1953) — Auteur — 19 exemplaires
Three Plays (1966) 14 exemplaires
The Queen and the Rebels (1949) — Auteur — 11 exemplaires
Teatro 4 exemplaires
Raccolta di novelle. (1963) 3 exemplaires
L'ile des chevres (1971) 2 exemplaires
El jugador 2 exemplaires
I nostri sogni 1 exemplaire

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Date de naissance
1892
Date de décès
1953
Sexe
male
Nationalité
Italy

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Nel 1934,Ugo Betti tentava, con Il Cacciatore d'anitre (rappr. Roma, 24 genn. 1940, Comp. dell'Accademia d'arte dranunatica, regia di O. Costa), di comporre una "tragedia drammatica", e cioè un'opera che abbandonasse l'atmosfera impressionistica di Frana allo scalo Nord per "organizzarsi in uno schema sintattico, tradizionalmente atteggiato,… patinato, quasi di un colore di arcaica rigidità" (Barbetti, pp. 120 e ss.). Il valore allegorico della vicenda rischiava però di vanificare la consistenza dei personaggi i quali si presentano come vaghe ombre di tipi astratti, freddi echi del primo Ibsen.… (plus d'informations)
 
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Statistiques

Œuvres
32
Membres
229
Popularité
#98,340
Évaluation
½ 3.4
Critiques
2
ISBN
9
Langues
1
Favoris
1

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