Despite the amount of Horatian references in Primo Levi’s writings, only few contributions to date approach this topic. This article aims to analyse a selection of Horatian quotations and allusions which are present in some of Levi’s masterpieces. An analysis of these references shows how Horace was one of the most important thematic and stylistic models for Levi, who conceived the references to the poet as a useful tool of investigation in his own philosophical reflection about the world he lived in.
«Quegli antichi romani non erano puri fossili, dunque». Primo Levi e Orazio
Vincenzo Micaletti
2022-01-01
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Despite the amount of Horatian references in Primo Levi’s writings, only few contributions to date approach this topic. This article aims to analyse a selection of Horatian quotations and allusions which are present in some of Levi’s masterpieces. An analysis of these references shows how Horace was one of the most important thematic and stylistic models for Levi, who conceived the references to the poet as a useful tool of investigation in his own philosophical reflection about the world he lived in.File in questo prodotto:
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