Giosue Carducci Boeken

In 1906 the Nobel Prize for literature was awarded to Giosue Carducci of Italy for extraordinary lifelong accomplishment in the field of poetry. He was a Satanist. By the time he won the Nobel, Carducci had firmly established himself as one of the world's most well-known and influential literary figures with a large body of distinguished work and a long career of artistic achievement, political activism and religious agitation. He had published several volumes of poetry attracting worldwide critical acclaim... Carducci's credentials as a Satanist include not only his worldly successes and overt opposition to Christianity but his writing of the highly controversial poem, Inno a Satana or "Hymn to Satan." In writing, publicly reciting and twice publishing this astounding poem, he stepped firmly beyond his paganism and even his anti-clericalism into the realm of modern Satanism by embracing the mythic character of Satan as an exemplary role model and heroic archetypal symbol. Indeed, it is this taking of Satan as an exemplar symbol that is the defining characteristic of the Modern Satanist. -R.Merciless, from his introduction.

Questo libro contiene una raccolta di poesie sataniche dell'autore italiano Giosuè Carducci. Le poesie esplorano i temi del male, della ribellione e della trasgressione, e sfidano le convenzioni della morale e della religione. Il libro rappresenta una sfida all'ortodossia dell'epoca in cui è stato scritto.

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The collection captures the essence of Italian life between 1861 and 1867, reflecting on themes such as independence, poverty, and daily struggles, alongside the beauty of Italy. Carducci's powerful language mirrors his passionate character, with poems organized into sections addressing war, politics, love, and nature. Recognized as a 19th-century masterpiece, this work solidified Carducci's status as one of Italy's greatest poets. The book is a facsimile reprint, preserving its cultural significance while offering a glimpse into the era's societal challenges.