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This is a review of the second volume of L'Ermetismo e Firenze, Atti del convegno internazionale di studi Firenze, 27-31 ottobre 2014, Luzi, Bigongiari, Parronchi, Bodini, Sereni, vol. II, a cura di Anna Dolfi. It provides a brief description of the fifty-five papers published in the conference proceedings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article focuses on the analysis of the theme of the journey in the novel Festa del ritorno and it identifies it as an overriding one with respect to others appearing in the work. It is exactly the journey of the protagonist -- cyclical in its nature -- that the whole text is centred in. In order to support his relatives, Tullio is forced to leave his hometown village of Hora, located in Calabria and inhabited by a small community of Arbëresh, and sets off to France. The article analyses the influence of the journey on the life of the main character and on his relationship with his son. The journey causes a consciousness crisis in Tullio, who becomes more and more distant from his beloved child. The protagonist, together with many other characters appearing in the works which belong to the genre of the Italian migration literature, becomes an exiled destined to live in a foreign country. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

1. Introduzione * Filo rosso che si dipana attraverso l'intera opera di Caproni, tanto da esser stato individuato corne uno dei tre elementi portanti della sua poetica (Raboni, 989 in [...]

The 'Bibliography of Italian Studies in North America' includes books, articles, selected book chapters, bibliographies, and reviews published here or abroad by scholars residing in the United States or Canada, [...]