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Chapter Il filo da riannodare: Massimo Quaini, una letteratura per la geografia e una geografia per la letteratura

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Gabellieri, Nicola [auth]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: Italian Series: Publication details: Florence Firenze University Press 2021Description: 1 electronic resource (14 p.)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

978-88-5518-322-2.21
9788855183222

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Summary: With regard to the relationship between literary works and geographical studies, Massimo Quaini's interest consolidated into a heuristic imprint whose originality has not yet been adequately enlightened. Through the analysis of his essays, the paper identifies some clues of his thought: methodologically, the need for a critical approach of 'archeology of knowledge and sources' to the writer's profile; teleologically, the identification of the geographical factors inside the works as a tool for territorial enhancement; epistemologically, the use of literary topoi and metaphors as an interpretive key - together with the geographical-historical analysis - of the historical and current territorial dynamics.

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With regard to the relationship between literary works and geographical studies, Massimo Quaini's interest consolidated into a heuristic imprint whose originality has not yet been adequately enlightened. Through the analysis of his essays, the paper identifies some clues of his thought: methodologically, the need for a critical approach of 'archeology of knowledge and sources' to the writer's profile; teleologically, the identification of the geographical factors inside the works as a tool for territorial enhancement; epistemologically, the use of literary topoi and metaphors as an interpretive key - together with the geographical-historical analysis - of the historical and current territorial dynamics.