Le tragedie, gl'inni sacri e le odi di Alessandro Manzoni

Name: Le tragedie, gl'inni sacri e le odi di Alessandro Manzoni
Author: Alessandro Manzoni

By Alessandro Manzoni

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This volume gathers the author’s dramatic pieces, sacred hymns and lyrical odes in their established forms together with early drafts, textual variants and the poet’s own explanatory notes. It foregrounds a trajectory from imitation of classical and contemporary models toward a clearer, more individual voice, and repeatedly treats religious devotion, moral reflection and the recovery of poetic dignity. Editorial commentary highlights compositional revisions, the interplay of mythic and Christian imagery, and the formal experiments that mark the poet’s evolving aesthetic.

About the Author

Alessandro Manzoni

Alessandro Manzoni (1785-1873) was an influential Italian novelist and poet, best known for his historical novel "The Betrothed" (I Promessi Sposi), which is considered a cornerstone of Italian literature. His works often explore themes of love, faith, and social justice, set against the backdrop of 17th-century Italy. Manzoni's writing is characterized by its rich narrative style and deep philosophical insights, reflecting his engagement with the moral and political issues of his time. In addition to his novels, he contributed to poetry and drama, leaving a lasting impact on the Italian literary landscape.