
Rosso Malpelo
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Narrated by:
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Anna Paola Carrino
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By:
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Giovanni Verga
About this listen
Pubblicata nel 1880 nella raccolta Vita dei campi, questa novella è considerata la più rappresentativa del Verismo verghiano. In essa lo scrittore, attraverso la vicenda del protagonista Rosso Malpelo, un povero ragazzo orfano dai capelli rossi che lavora in una cava di sabbia della Sicilia, descrive la durezza delle condizioni di vita e la realtà di sfruttamento della gente siciliana. Questo testo dà inizio alla fase verista dello scrittore: Rosso ha colto completamente l’essenza della legge che regola la vita, cioè la lotta per la vita, in cui prevale il più forte.
Please note: This audiobook is in Italian.
©Dominio pubblico (P)2010 Bronteion
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