(December 6, 2016) “The Buried Port is the secret that remains in us, indecipherable”. This i show Giuseppe Ungaretti explained the significance of his first collection of poems, “The Buried Port”, published in December 1916 in 80 copied and written to tell his experience of the Great War fought in the trenches. A hundred years after the publication of the book that revolutionized the Italian poetry, the Italian Institute of Culture in Paris is home to a study day dedicated to Ungaretti and his “Buried Port”. The event, scheduled for Tuesday, December 13 from 9 AM, will be attended by specialists and researchers, Italian and French, who will talk about the art of research, publishing and translation of Ungaretti and explain how its modernist innovation has been enriched with a new reading of tradition. The meeting is organized by Massimo Lucarelli (Savoie Mont Blanc University) et Isabel Violante (Paris Panthéon-Sorbonne University). (Red)
