In 1858, Niccolò Tommaseo addressed to the readers his Preface to the Florentine edition of Caterina Percoto’s Tales, in which he outlined a comparison between the representation of the “real” by the author and by George Sand, pseudonym of Amantine Aurore Lucile Dupin. Taking up the threads of the reading proposed by Tommaseo, the study aims to compare the relationship between reality and narrative forms in the fiction of the two writers and in the context of a neuralgic historical and literary phase: the transition from “romanticism” to “realism”.
Sulla letteratura rusticale di George Sand e Caterina Percoto
Ninna Maria Lucia Martines
2025-01-01
Abstract
In 1858, Niccolò Tommaseo addressed to the readers his Preface to the Florentine edition of Caterina Percoto’s Tales, in which he outlined a comparison between the representation of the “real” by the author and by George Sand, pseudonym of Amantine Aurore Lucile Dupin. Taking up the threads of the reading proposed by Tommaseo, the study aims to compare the relationship between reality and narrative forms in the fiction of the two writers and in the context of a neuralgic historical and literary phase: the transition from “romanticism” to “realism”.File in questo prodotto:
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