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Abstract

Riassunto: La Divina Commedia si propone, durante la crisi ideologica degli anni '50, tramite gli studi di Gianfranco Contini e di Antonio Gramsci, come modelio autoriale, esistenziale e politico e come modelio plurilinguistico, ai quali si unisce, a partire dal 1957, il concetto di Mimesi di Auerbach, giâ profeticamente sensibile all'avvento del neocapitalismo degli anni '60, coincidente in modo non casuale con il trionfo della neoavanguardia e del Gruppo 63. Testimone artístico dell'agonica lotta contro tale avvento e La Divina Mimesis, incompiuto rifacimento del poema dantesco, in cui Pier Paolo Pasolini raffigura la crisi della sua poetica mimetica nell'incontro fra il suo io degli anni '50 e quello degli anni '60. La caratterizzazione delle tre fiere costituisce un quadro sociolinguistico in cui l'autore-attore non rinuncia alia dialettica allegorica, individuando, in ognuna di esse (lonza-illusione, leone-superbia, lupa-conformismo), i mali che riconosce in sé e nella realtâ.

Alternate abstract:

During the ideological crisis of the 1950s, through the studies of Gianfranco Contini and Antonio Gramsci, the Divine Comedy proposed itself as an authorial, existential and political model and as a multilingual model, to which Auerbach's concept of Mimesis was added from 1957. A concept already prophetically sensitive to the arrival of neo-capitalism in the 1960s, which coincided, not by chance, with the triumph of the neoavant-garde and the Gruppo 63. An artistic witness to the agonizing struggle against this arrival is La Divina Mimesis, an unfinished remake of Dante's poem, in which Pier Paolo Pasolini depicts the crisis of his mimetic poetics in the encounter between his 1950s self and his 1960s self. The characterization of the three beasts constitutes a sociolinguistic framework in which the author-actor does not renounce allegorical dialectics, identifying, in each one of them (lion-illusion, lion-superbia, she-wolf-conformism), the evil he recognizes in himself and in reality.

Details

Title
LE TRE FIERE DI DANTE IN PASOLINI: DALLA DIVINA COMMEDIA ALLA DIVINA MIMESIS
Author
Martín-Posadillo, Cristina Coriasso 1 

 Universidad Complutense de Madrid 
Pages
405-418
Publication year
2022
Publication date
2022
Publisher
Servicio de Publicaciones, Universidad de Murcia
ISSN
02104911
e-ISSN
1989614X
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
Spanish
ProQuest document ID
2662902127
Copyright
© 2022. This work is published under https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/es/ (the “License”). Notwithstanding the ProQuest Terms and Conditions, you may use this content in accordance with the terms of the License.