FIGURE FEMMINILI MAGICO-RELIGIOSE NELL´OPERA DI GIUSEPPE OCCHIATO.

Salvatore C. Trovato · Alfio Lanaia

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Italian Literature and Culture Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Literature, Magical Realism, García Márquez

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Giuseppe Calabrese was born in Calabria. His most important book is Oga Magoga. His language is very refined and complex. A feature of his writing is memory, especially drawing from that of the community. Within his narrative, female figures are also very important, despite the fact that the protagonist is always male.

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