Cosigrave; egrave; (se vi pare) egrave; unopera teatrale di Luigi Pirandello; tratta dalla novella La signora Frola e il signor Ponza; suo genero; fu rappresentata per la prima volta nel 1917. Il testo affronta uno dei temi piugrave; cari alla drammaturgia pirandelliana; la nascita del lsquo;personaggiorsquo; sulle ceneri della lsquo;personarsquo; fondata su unrsquo;autentica identitagrave; esistenziale. Lrsquo;autore in questa frattura coglie gli aspetti dellrsquo;acutissima crisi drsquo;identitagrave; dellrsquo;uomo moderno; che non egrave; piugrave; lsquo;unorsquo; ma lsquo;tantirsquo;; secondo tutte le possibilitagrave; drsquo;essere che sono in noi. Nei suoi personaggi Pirandello mette in luce la relativitagrave; assoluta di ogni atto e pensiero; che nessuno dei criteri tradizionali puograve; ormai discriminare come vero o falso; razionale o irrazionale.
#3153754 in eBooks 2014-02-20 2014-02-20File Name: B00I3EHTIG
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Excellent BookBy River Boat GamblerI am a life-long fan of Hank Williams. I am a member of both his museum in Montgomery and his international fan club. I have also read every major book ever written about Hank at least twice. From this book; I learned quite a few details that I previously did not know. These include but are not limited to background about Lovesick Blues (which verse would be chorus) and details about Hanks autopsy and his preparation for buriel.This book is suited for the long-time Hank student who already knows the major details of Hanks life and who is searching for more details. It is also a great complement to books such as WSM; The Air Castle of the Sky; The Grand Ole Opry; and Horace Logans book about the Louisiana Hayride titled Elvis; Hank and Me.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy DejanI liked it a lot; being a Hank fan for 25 years now0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. The Plain TruthBy S F PaladinI listen to Hank Williams 45s all the time.He should be considered the "Godfather of CountryMusic" (the only other nominee would be JimmyRodgers). Hank Williams sang for the lintheads;a pejorative applied to the workers of paper millsin Up Country (northern) South Carolina. (By the way;if it matters; I am a graduate of the University ofSouth Carolina.) Its all in his voice; you can feelthe pain. And thats the key; for his compositionsreflect the pain ---and hopelessness--- of the poorSouthern white at the time Hank lived in the 1930s;40s and early 50s. This book brings out that painful acculturation;and were the better for it. It isnt just the well-known and famous songs that bring forth the soul ofthis Alabamian ("You Win Again"; "Cold; Cold Heart";"Lovesick Blues"; "Your Cheating Heart" among others);but other gems ("Faded Love And Winter Roses"; "AloneAnd Forsaken"; "My Son Calls Another Man Daddy" cometo mind). Williams was a brilliant songwriter with a voiceI call "smooth grit" coupled with the pain of his ownlife and that of the times he lived. Country musiccame out of those post-Depression years in the South;and Hank Williams was its greatest chronicler.
