655 research outputs found

    Raffaello Sanzio. Padre Eterno; Vergine Maria

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    scheda di catalogo: Padre Eterno; Vergine Maria, Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte, Napoli, Raffaell

    Plurilinguismo e sottrazione nella letteratura minore: Gilles Deleuze e il caso C.B.

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    In Gilles Deleuze’s thought, one of the properties that characterize the minor literature is a certain form of bilingualism or multilingualism, under which the great writer becomes stranger, although he doesn’t escape from his native language. So the minor author, for Deleuze, put in place a minoration process, by drawing and engaging lines of flight. Then, for the minor author this is not about mixing different languages, but to put under infinite variation all the stable parts of his own language. In this perspective, Carmelo Bene’s work could be considered, for all intents and purposes, a work of minor literature, especially in view of all the considerations that Gilles Deleuze expresses about the italian actor in the book “Sovrapposizioni” (1978). In this connection, the aim of our work is at least dual: first of all, it consists in verifying how in a multifaceted and problematic work of an author as Carmelo Bene, the boundary between literature and philosophy becomes ethereal, up to and including both in a region of mutual indiscernibility. Secondly, we are going to understand how, through the operative process of amputation or abduction of the elements of Power in the Theater, Carmelo Bene pushes the language to the edge of its own outside; by doing this, he frees the vital power of a pure voice, dissociated from its supposed original correlation to the speaking subject

    Enzo Mari and Lea Vergine, intellectuals without doubts - Enzo Mari e Lea Vergine, intellettuali senza remore

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    Among the many prominent figures of the Italian culture who were victims of the terrible ongoing pandemic, we cannot forget two undisputed protagonists of that «critical and ideological antagonism» that has given so much to the creative universe of design and Italian art criticism of the last fifty years. Enzo Mari and Lea Vergine, a couple in life but not in their professional spheres – her being an art critic, and him being an artist and undisputed master of Italian design –, have in fact left us a few days apart from one another
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