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I n the last few decades, a large number of Italian writers are revisiting the sites and locations of Italy’s Mediterranean identity in works that examine the effects of modernization on the South while consciously mobilizing the historical sedimentation of composite and minoritarian cultures of the peninsula. By doing so, they express concerns that encompass a much broader transnational dimension than the rich tradition of southern Italian writing to which they are indebted. 1 And while here, more than elsewhere, we will be forced to narrow our analysis, we will begin with a brief presentation of contemporary writers from the South before proceeding to an in-depth examination of Vincenzo Consolo, Carmine Abate, and Erri De Luca, authors selected for the exemplary value of their works in contemporary literary reflections of Italy and the Mediterranean. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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