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Keeping the Right Rhythm; the Italian (Re)translations of Virginia Woolf
No full textVirginia Woolf prose was translated in Italian for the first time in 1927. It was Carlo Linati, friend and translator of James Joyce, to translate her work, choosing some extracts from Mrs Dalloway and publishing them in the pages of «La fiera letteraria», a well known and widespread literary journal. The first Italian edition of Mrs Dalloway, though, was published only in 1946, inaugurating Alberto Mondadori’s wide project to publish Virginia Woolf’s Opera Omnia.
The essay examines Carlo Linati’s first translation attempts by comparing them to the first Italian edition of Mrs Dalloway, translated by Alessandra Scalero, and to more recent translations by Nadia Fusini (Feltrinelli 1993) and Anna Nadotti (Einaudi 2012). Eventually, extracts from an unpublished translation of The Years by Alessandra Scalero are presented and compared to Guido De Angelis’ translation, published by Mondadori in 1955, and to the most recent one by Antonio Bibbo, published by Feltrinelli in 2015. What emerges from these comparisons is the translators’ struggle to render Woolf’s experimental style by focusing on the crucial role of rhythm in her prose
Effect of short range attractive interactions on the low-frequency electrical conductivity of water-in-oil microemulsions
No full textConductometric study of poly(ethylene oxide) water interactions in electrolyte solutions.
No full textOsmotic pressure of aqueous rod-like polyelectrolyte solutions with mono- and di-valent counterions.
No full textPassive electrical properties of biological cell membranes determined from maxwell-wagner conductivity dispersion measurement.
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High frequency dielectric polarization mechanism in water-in oil microemulsions below percolation
No full textElectrical conductivity behavior of poly(ethylene oxide) in aqueous electrolyte solutions.
No full textTemperature dependence of salt-induced aggregation in PEO-coated latex particle suspensions.
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