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Roberto Rebora
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Roberto Rebora

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  • Gabriele D'Annunzio
    Italian literature
    / Poetry after World War II

    …northern Italy and, along with Roberto Rebora and others, have been seen as the continuers of a hypothetical linea lombarda (“Lombard line”) of sober moral realism that, according to critic Luciano Anceschi, originated with Giuseppe Parini (see above). Other Fourth Generation poets of note are epigrammatist Bartolo Cattafi; Rocco Scotellaro,…

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    …northern Italy and, along with Roberto Rebora and others, have been seen as the continuers of a hypothetical linea lombarda (“Lombard line”) of sober moral realism that, according to critic Luciano Anceschi, originated with Giuseppe Parini (see above). Other Fourth Generation poets of note are epigrammatist Bartolo Cattafi; Rocco Scotellaro,…

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