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'In this paper we have sought to characterise Rosa Cappiello’s art as the poetics of alienation, firstly in the attitude it reflects towards the dominant Anglo-Australian culture of the day and towards the ethnic communities. [...] In the second half of this paper we have viewed her poetics from a technical
point of view, focusing on her experimentation with syntactic categories in order to
create effects of fragmentation (14, 15).'
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Epigraph: Sbarcammo a Sydney il 24 di dicembre, in una giornata di sole iridescente che mi separò nettamente da un'età, da una cultura, da un'altra vita, proiettandomi in una concezione dualistica. -- Rosa Cappiello, Paese fortunato (Milan: Feltrinelli, 1981) 8.
(We got off the boat at Sydney on 24 December, an iridescent sun-soaked day which abruptly separated me from another time, another culture, another life, and projected me towards a dualistic conception.) -- Rosa Cappiello, Oh Lucky Country trans. Gaetano Rando (Sydney: Sydney University Press, 2009) 4.
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Rosa Cappiello’s 'Paese fortunato' and the Poetics of Alienation
Transnational Literature
Transnational Literature
