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D.H. Lawrence's Italian travel literature and translations of Giovanni Verga; a Bakhtinian reading.(Brief Article)(Book Review)

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D.H. Lawrence's Italian travel literature and translations of Giovanni Verga; a Bakhtinian reading.

Traficante, Antonio.

Peter Lang Publishing Inc

2007

206 pages

$68.95

Hardcover

PR6023

Despite the increasing interest in the Italian travel books of D. H. Lawrence (Twilight in Italy--1916, Sea and Sardinia--1921, and Etruscan Places--1927) and a corresponding increase in the application of the thinking of Russian literary critic Mikhail Bakhtin, this work by Traficante (English, Concordia U. College of Alberta, Canada) is the ...

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