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Antonio Barolini

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Antonio Barolini

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1910-05-29 (Vicenza, Italy)
死没
1971-01-21 (Rome, Italy) 60歳
国籍
Italian
言語
Italian
宗教
Catholicism

経歴

職業
Writer, Poet, Journalist
活動期間
1930年〜1971年
影響を受けた人物
Catholic tradition and religious sensibility, Venetian regional culture and maritime heritage

受賞歴

Premio Saint Vincent (Journalism)
1953
結果: 受賞
Premio Bagutta
1960
対象作品: Elegie di Croton
結果: 共受賞 (co-winner)
Premio Selezione Campiello
1963
対象作品: Le notti della paura
結果: 受賞
Premio Nazionale Letterario Pisa (Poetry)
1966
部門:
結果: 受賞
Premio "Amelia"
1966
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

La gaia gioventù

1938年 Poetry

A collection of poems combining youthful sensibility with religious elements, reflecting regional and familial themes of the Veneto.

youthreligious sensibilityregional identity

Elegie di Croton

1959年 Poetry

A poetry collection inspired by his time in the United States, addressing loss, prayer, and solitude abroad.

lossprayerexile/solitude
翻訳
  • Croton Elegies, trans. Helen Barolini (1991)

Our Last Family Countess and Related Stories

1960年 Short stories

A collection of short stories set in small towns of the Veneto, often dealing with moral and religious questions.

moralityreligionlocal community

Le notti della paura

1967年 Novel/Novella

A work thematizing anxiety and fear; associated with the Premio Selezione Campiello selection in the 1960s.

fearpersonal conflict

全著作

  • La gaia gioventù e altri versi agli amici (1938)
  • Il meraviglioso giardino (1941)
  • Viaggio col veliero San Spiridione (1946)
  • Elegie di Croton (1959)
  • Our Last Family Countess and Related Stories (1960)
  • Le notti della paura (1967)
  • La memoria di Stefano (1969)

作品の翻訳

  • Croton Elegies, trans. Helen Barolini (1991)
  • Our Last Family Countess and Related Stories (English edition, 1960)

作風・主題

文体
lyrical style with moral and religious concernsdetailed regionalist description
頻出モチーフ
sea and voyage imageryprayer and mourningsmall-town ethics and solitude

評価・遺産

Antonio Barolini is remembered as a 20th-century Italian poet, writer, and journalist whose work—marked by religious and ethical themes—has been translated into English and commemorated in his native Vicenza.

関連学会

  • Italian literary study groups

資料所蔵先

  • Family papers and manuscripts (location uncertain; possibly held by family)

豆知識

  • His father Giuseppe Barolini died in 1919 from an illness contracted during World War I.
  • During WWII he was sentenced in absentia by the Italian Social Republic for his antifascist stance and spent 20 months in hiding.
  • In the 1960s he directed the RAI literary television program L'approdo.
  • Married American writer Helen Barolini in 1950; their daughter Teodolinda Barolini became a noted Dante scholar.
  • A middle school in Vicenza is named after him.