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Giovanni Drogo, un sottotenente, viene mandato
in una lontana fortezza. A nord della fortezza c'è il deserto da cui si
attende un'invasione dei tartari. Ma l'invasione, sempre annunciata,
non avviene e l'addestramento, i turni di guardia, l'organizzazione
militare, appaiono cerimoniali senza senso. Quando Drogo torna in città
per una promozione, si accorge di aver perso ogni contatto con il mondo e
che ormai la sua unica ragione di vita è l'inutile attesa del nemico.
Tornato alla fortezza, si ammala e proprio allora accade l'evento tanto
aspettato: i tartari avanzano dal deserto. Nell'emozione e nella
confusione del momento, senza che lui possa prendere parte ai
preparativi di difesa, Drogo muore, dimenticato da tutti.
Dino Buzzati-Traverso (Italian pronunciation: [?di?no bud?dza?ti]; 14 October 1906 – 28 January 1972) was an Italian novelist, short story writer, painter and poet, as well as a journalist for Corriere della Sera. His worldwide fame is mostly due to his novel The Tartar Steppe, although he is also known for his well-received collections Il deserto dei tartari of short stories.
Buzzati was born at San Pellegrino, Belluno, in his family's ancestral villa. Buzzati's mother, a veterinarian by profession, was Venetian and his father, a professor of international law, was from an old Bellunese family. Buzzati was the second of his parents' four children. One of his brothers Il deserto dei tartari was the well-known Italian geneticist Adriano Buzzati-Traverso. In 1924, he enrolled in the law faculty of the University of Milan, where his father once taught. As he was completing his studies in law, he was hired, at the age of 22, by the Milanese newspaper Corriere della Sera, where he Il deserto dei tartari would remain until his death. He began in the corrections
department, and later worked as a reporter, special correspondent, essayist, editor and art critic. It is often said that his journalistic background informs his writing, lending even the most fantastic tales an aura of realism.
Buzzati himself comments on the Il deserto dei tartari connection (as cited by Lawrence Venuti):
It seems to me, fantasy should be as close as possible to journalism. The right word is not "banalizing", although in fact a little of this is involved. Rather, I mean that the effectiveness of a fantastic story will depend on its being told Il deserto dei tartari in the most simple and practical terms.[1]
During World War II, Buzzati served in Africa, as a journalist attached to the Regia Marina. After the end of the war, Il deserto dei Tartari was published Italy-wide and quickly brought critical recognition and fame to the author. He married Almerina Antoniazzi Il deserto dei tartari in 1966, which also marked release of his last novel, Un amore. In 1972, Buzzati died of cancer after
a protracted illness.
Buzzati began writing fiction in 1933. His works of fiction include five novels, theatre and radio plays, librettos, numerous books of short stories and poetry. His Il deserto dei tartari librettos include four for operas by Luciano Chailly, as well as that of the opera La giacca dannata by Giulio Viozzi.
He wrote a children's book La famosa invasione degli orsi in Sicilia (translated by Frances Lobb into English as The Bears' Famous Invasion of Sicily). Lemony Snicket wrote an Il deserto dei tartari introduction and reader's companion to a 2005 English edition.
Also an acclaimed and exhibited artist, Buzzati combined his artistic and writerly exploits into making a comic book based on the myth of Orpheus, Poem Strip.
The Tartar Steppe, his most famous novel, tells the story of a military outpost that Il deserto dei tartari awaits a Tartar invasion. In its sentiment and its conclusions, it has been compared to existentialist works, notably Albert Camus's The Myth of Sisyphus.[2]
His writing is sometimes cited as
magical realism, social alienation, and the fate of the environment and of fantasy in the face of unbridled technological progress Il deserto dei tartari are recurring themes. He has also written a variety of short stories featuring fantastic animals such as the bogeyman and, his own invention, the colomber (il colombre). His Sessanta racconti short-story collection, which won the Strega Prize in 1958, features elements of science fiction, fantasy and horror throughout.[3][4]
His works Il deserto dei tartari are highly regarded in France but little known in English.
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Dino Buzzati-Traverso (Italian pronunciation: [?di?no bud?dza?ti]; 14 October 1906 – 28 January 1972) was an Italian novelist, short story writer, painter and poet, as well as a journalist for Corriere della Sera. His worldwide fame is mostly due to his novel The Tartar Steppe, although he is also known for his well-received collections Il deserto dei tartari of short stories.
Buzzati was born at San Pellegrino, Belluno, in his family's ancestral villa. Buzzati's mother, a veterinarian by profession, was Venetian and his father, a professor of international law, was from an old Bellunese family. Buzzati was the second of his parents' four children. One of his brothers Il deserto dei tartari was the well-known Italian geneticist Adriano Buzzati-Traverso. In 1924, he enrolled in the law faculty of the University of Milan, where his father once taught. As he was completing his studies in law, he was hired, at the age of 22, by the Milanese newspaper Corriere della Sera, where he Il deserto dei tartari would remain until his death. He began in the corrections
department, and later worked as a reporter, special correspondent, essayist, editor and art critic. It is often said that his journalistic background informs his writing, lending even the most fantastic tales an aura of realism.
Buzzati himself comments on the Il deserto dei tartari connection (as cited by Lawrence Venuti):
It seems to me, fantasy should be as close as possible to journalism. The right word is not "banalizing", although in fact a little of this is involved. Rather, I mean that the effectiveness of a fantastic story will depend on its being told Il deserto dei tartari in the most simple and practical terms.[1]
During World War II, Buzzati served in Africa, as a journalist attached to the Regia Marina. After the end of the war, Il deserto dei Tartari was published Italy-wide and quickly brought critical recognition and fame to the author. He married Almerina Antoniazzi Il deserto dei tartari in 1966, which also marked release of his last novel, Un amore. In 1972, Buzzati died of cancer after
a protracted illness.
Buzzati began writing fiction in 1933. His works of fiction include five novels, theatre and radio plays, librettos, numerous books of short stories and poetry. His Il deserto dei tartari librettos include four for operas by Luciano Chailly, as well as that of the opera La giacca dannata by Giulio Viozzi.
He wrote a children's book La famosa invasione degli orsi in Sicilia (translated by Frances Lobb into English as The Bears' Famous Invasion of Sicily). Lemony Snicket wrote an Il deserto dei tartari introduction and reader's companion to a 2005 English edition.
Also an acclaimed and exhibited artist, Buzzati combined his artistic and writerly exploits into making a comic book based on the myth of Orpheus, Poem Strip.
The Tartar Steppe, his most famous novel, tells the story of a military outpost that Il deserto dei tartari awaits a Tartar invasion. In its sentiment and its conclusions, it has been compared to existentialist works, notably Albert Camus's The Myth of Sisyphus.[2]
His writing is sometimes cited as
magical realism, social alienation, and the fate of the environment and of fantasy in the face of unbridled technological progress Il deserto dei tartari are recurring themes. He has also written a variety of short stories featuring fantastic animals such as the bogeyman and, his own invention, the colomber (il colombre). His Sessanta racconti short-story collection, which won the Strega Prize in 1958, features elements of science fiction, fantasy and horror throughout.[3][4]
His works Il deserto dei tartari are highly regarded in France but little known in English.
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