Collodi, the Risorgimento, Pinocchio
Luciano Curreri
Wednesday, April 21, 18:30
Italian Cultural Institute, 38 Rue de Livourne, Brussels
Luciano Curreri
Wednesday, April 21, 18:30
Italian Cultural Institute, 38 Rue de Livourne, Brussels
Carlo Lorenzini, better known as Collodi (1826-1890), participates in practice at the Renaissance: it is voluntary to the first and second war of independence (1848-49 and 1859) . She also writes of the Risorgimento microbiografie dedicated to Bettino Ricasoli, Camillo Cavour, Luigi Carlo Farini, Daniele Manin, of that will be used as an instrument during the 50th anniversary of the funeral, in time of war, to say "young people who in addition to Collodi's Pinocchio Collodi [...] There is also a patriot and fighter who is now having to remember. " But before the hermeneutic fascist tendencies, it's Pinocchio to become a symbol of a united Italy and the Italian identity, that good and evil are also the result of the Risorgimento. How agree the fragments of this process that culminates in the libertarian, "anarchist" and his sublime puppet but disappointing final metamorphosis into a good boy?
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