Pasquale verdicchio biography definition
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Bound by Distance:
Italian-Canadian Writing as Decontextualized Subaltern.
Il vero divorzio è l’emigrazione
If emigration could have helped
the working class to emancipate itself,
it would never have existed.
In The Other Shore (1986), Antonio D’Alfonso closes the book with a section entitled “Il nuovo barocco,” in which he states:
I shall no longer write (in English). This notebook in which I move ahead. Alone. A step forward. A stop towards the ultimate horizon, the only path. To find myself. Ourselves. A step backwards.
The “moment of change”: when one becomes another. The exact moment of transformation. The action fixed, the verb metamorphosing into a noun. The action and the verb possess a morality of their own, which rises from within; whereas the Baroque freeze frame—the artistic noun—knows nothing of morality. It exists per se and appears before our eyes naked, without pessimism or optimism, as if it were created by a mathematical force beyond our control. (155-56)
D’Alfonso’s “I shall no longer write (in English)” marks the instatement of silence and antagonism toward English Canada. However, rather than choose one of the other languages at his disposal (Italia
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Pasquale Verdicchio
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Pasquale Verdicchio
Pasquale Verdicchio
Essays On His Works
By Antonio D'Alfonso
The ten essays included in this volume address the themes of immigration, migration, and history in Pasquale Verdicchio’s poetry and scholarship. Giuliana Gardellini, Joseph Pivato, Anna Zampieri Pan, Diego Bastianutti, Carmelo Militano, Leonardo Buonomo, Kenneth Scambray, Laura E. Ruberto, and Antonio D’Alfonso discuss Verdicchio’s unconventional forms and contents that reveal the difficulties of being considered a marginalized ethnic voice in North American culture. Not conforming to conventional poetic models, Verdicchio writes poetry that presents itself as a puzzle in which for decades he demonstrates the role that politics, history, and culture play in self-analytical writing. The immigrant (or defined as such by conventional terminology) offers as his central theme a “moving” cultural landscape that he must personally inhabit from the moment he leaves his native home. The ever-changing persona in Verdicchio’s texts defies linguistic and literary constraints. Verdicchio challenges the conventional role that nostalgia plays in ethnic poetry and contributes in a daring manner to how view immigrant and post-immigrant studies. Pasquale Verdicchio is one of the few poets today to repos