Io sempre, io sola: Poesie By Ada Negri
75 5 stelleIl miglio libro di poesie che ho letto arrivato in un momento di blocco del lettore e devo dire che riuscito sia a sbloccarmi l ho divorato in 3 giorni che a farmi amare la poesia definitivamente Non avrei mai pensato di dirlo ma evidentemente la poesia mi piace dovevo solo trovare poesie che mi parlassero Alcune addirittura sembrano scritte per me nel particolare Non tornare altre poesie le ho trovate molto tristi ma al contempo molto belle e infine in altre ancora ho trovato dei passaggi che mi hanno colpita Ho copiato pagine e pagine di estratti sul mio quaderno personale sono contenta di aver scoperto Ada Negri Non do 5 stelle piene perch nelle poesie scritte negli anni del fascismo non ho ritrovato la grinta della Negri proletaria e socialista che mi ha fatto innamorare della sua poesia dei periodi precedenti Inoltre il suo contribuire aiutando il fascismo a costruire il suo ideale di donna che si perfeziona solamente nell essere madre non in linea con il mio pensiero e le poesie in cui evidente ad esempio ama l opera tua e gloria proprio non mi sono piaciute Ho apprezzato invece come strutturato il libro e lo trovo perfetto per chi non la conosceva prima come me le poesie scelte su base arbitraria da parte della curatrice mi hanno aiutato a comprendere quali volumi dell autrice approfondire e quali no mi fossi disgraziatamente imbattuta in una sua raccolta di poesie del ventennio non avrei mai apprezzato Ada Negri e sono contenta che il suo collaborazionismo sia specificato solo alla fine dopo che si ha avuto modo di apprezzarla per i suoi versi Ammetto per che superato lo shock iniziale della scoperta del suo strizzare l occhio al fascismo la sua figura mi ha incuriosito e vorrei approfondire ulteriormente la sua poetica perch le poesie di quel periodo sembrano una versione sbiadita della Ada Negri giovanile non sembrano risplendere della stessa luce ma poi la poesia Tempo del 1946 quindi dopo la caduta di Mussolini e scritta nei suoi ultimi anni invece dimostra una maturit poetica di gran lunga superiore 9788831814430
Una voce selvaggia e limpida fiera di una diversit che la avvicinava agli umili Ada Negri una poetessa inusuale di straordinaria modernit Cuore e ispirazione dei suoi versi la vita dalla poesia civile animata dall afflato rivoluzionario degli ambienti del Partito socialista all a alla maternit e al rapporto con la figlia al lutto per la perdita in culla della secondogenita E ancora la paura della guerra imminente la lontananza da casa la religiosit degli ultimi anni Ma soprattutto le donne amiche le Sorelle a cui la poetessa d voce l universo femminile sfruttato e costretto a soffocare pensieri e passioni Figlia di una portinaia e orfana di padre sempre fiera delle proprie origini e della propria indipendenza economica e ideologica Ada Negri dall esordio nel 1892 penna amata dal pubblico Viene poi negli anni riconosciuta dalla critica dei suoi pi illustri contemporanei fino a diventare una delle scrittrici pi apprezzate e prolifiche del primo Novecento In questa raccolta si vuole restituire il ritratto di un artista del proprio tempo Ma anche raccontare con le sue stesse parole la singolare urgenza di dire di non farsi ridurre mai al silenzio di rivendicare con forza e dignit il proprio essere donna indipendente e libera Io sempre io sola Poesie
Ada Negri was born in Lodi Italy into an artisan family to Giuseppe Negri alongside his wife Vittoria Cornalba She attended Lodi s Normal School for Girls and earned an elementary teacher s diploma At eighteen she took a position as schoolteacher in the village of Motta Visconti on the Ticino near Pavia Her first volume of lyrics Fatalit 1892 confirmed her reputation as a poet and led to her appointment to the normal school at Milan Her second book of poems Tempeste 1896 tells the helpless tragedy of the forsaken poor. Book Io sempre, io solatair On 28 March 1896 she married industrialist Giovanni Garlanda of Biella who had fallen in love with her from reading her poetry By 1904 they had daughters Bianca and Vittoria The latter died in infancy I Ada Negri was born in Lodi Italy into an artisan family to Giuseppe Negri alongside his wife Vittoria Cornalba She attended Lodi s Normal School for Girls and earned an elementary teacher s diploma At eighteen she took a position as schoolteacher in the village of Motta Visconti on the Ticino near Pavia Her first volume of lyrics Fatalit 1892 confirmed her reputation as a poet and led to her appointment to the normal school at Milan Her second book of poems Tempeste 1896 tells the helpless tragedy of the forsaken poor. Book Io sempre, io solar smash On 28 March 1896 she married industrialist Giovanni Garlanda of Biella who had fallen in love with her from reading her poetry By 1904 they had daughters Bianca and Vittoria The latter died in infancy In 1913 Negri separated from her husband and moved to Switzerland with Bianca Afterwards she constantly moved She was a frequent visitor to Laglio on Lake Como where she wrote her only novel an autobiographical work Stella Mattutina Morning Star published in 1921 and in English in 1930 During an extended stay on Capri that began in March 1923 she wrote I canti dell isola. Io sempre, io solap She became the first woman member of the Italian Academy in 1940 That achievement however also stained her later reputation since members of the Academy had to swear loyalty to the Fascist regime and were rewarded by it with various material benefits On 11 January 1945 her daughter Bianca found Negri dead in her studio in Milan She was 74 years old. Io sempre, io solaz The actress Pola Negri born Barbara Apolonia Cha upec adopted the stage surname Negri in emulation of the poet The actress Paola Pezzaglia was the ideal interpreter of her poetry on stage site_link.: EPub Io sempre, io solar books Her work was widely translated during her lifetime with individual poems published in newspaper in the U[1]
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Ada Negri was born in Lodi Italy into an artisan family to Giuseppe Negri alongside his wife Vittoria Cornalba She attended Lodi s Normal School for Girls and earned an elementary teacher s diploma At eighteen she took a position as schoolteacher in the village of Motta Visconti on the Ticino near Pavia Her first volume of lyrics Fatalit 1892 confirmed her reputation as a poet and led to her appointment to the normal school at Milan Her second book of poems Tempeste 1896 tells the helpless tragedy of the forsaken poor. Book Io sempre, io solatair On 28 March 1896 she married industrialist Giovanni Garlanda of Biella who had fallen in love with her from reading her poetry By 1904 they had daughters Bianca and Vittoria The latter died in infancy I Ada Negri was born in Lodi Italy into an artisan family to Giuseppe Negri alongside his wife Vittoria Cornalba She attended Lodi s Normal School for Girls and earned an elementary teacher s diploma At eighteen she took a position as schoolteacher in the village of Motta Visconti on the Ticino near Pavia Her first volume of lyrics Fatalit 1892 confirmed her reputation as a poet and led to her appointment to the normal school at Milan Her second book of poems Tempeste 1896 tells the helpless tragedy of the forsaken poor. Book Io sempre, io solar smash On 28 March 1896 she married industrialist Giovanni Garlanda of Biella who had fallen in love with her from reading her poetry By 1904 they had daughters Bianca and Vittoria The latter died in infancy In 1913 Negri separated from her husband and moved to Switzerland with Bianca Afterwards she constantly moved She was a frequent visitor to Laglio on Lake Como where she wrote her only novel an autobiographical work Stella Mattutina Morning Star published in 1921 and in English in 1930 During an extended stay on Capri that began in March 1923 she wrote I canti dell isola. Io sempre, io solap She became the first woman member of the Italian Academy in 1940 That achievement however also stained her later reputation since members of the Academy had to swear loyalty to the Fascist regime and were rewarded by it with various material benefits On 11 January 1945 her daughter Bianca found Negri dead in her studio in Milan She was 74 years old. Io sempre, io solaz The actress Pola Negri born Barbara Apolonia Cha upec adopted the stage surname Negri in emulation of the poet The actress Paola Pezzaglia was the ideal interpreter of her poetry on stage site_link.: EPub Io sempre, io solar books Her work was widely translated during her lifetime with individual poems published in newspaper in the U[1]4.S and elsewhere