The paper aims at summarizing in all the respects the fragmentary translation of Sophocles’ Antigone (ll. 1-281) drafted by Pasolini at the end of 1960, which is a newborn and mainly misunderstood topic of the broad literature on Pasolini and the classics. This translation for the stage will be briefly investigated from both a stylistic and a thematic point of view; but it will be also seen in the background of the poet’s life, thought and works.
Pasolini e l'Antigone di Sofocle: un laboratorio di traduzione
Andrea Cerica
2019-01-01
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The paper aims at summarizing in all the respects the fragmentary translation of Sophocles’ Antigone (ll. 1-281) drafted by Pasolini at the end of 1960, which is a newborn and mainly misunderstood topic of the broad literature on Pasolini and the classics. This translation for the stage will be briefly investigated from both a stylistic and a thematic point of view; but it will be also seen in the background of the poet’s life, thought and works.
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