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The Italianist | 2015

‘NOI SIAMO UNI’: PARADOX IN TOMMASO LANDOLFI’S FANTASTIC LITERATURE

Matthew Reza

Abstract This article examines paradox as a narrative device of fantastic literature in a selection of Tommaso Landolfi’s stories. It begins with some introductory comments on Landolfi, followed by an exploration of paradox and its relation to fantastic literature and models by critics like Todorov and Chanady. The main body of the essay analyses paradox in La moglie di Gogol (1954), Quattro chiacchiere in famiglia (1966), Un concetto astruso (1966), Parole in agitazione (1968), and Il bacio (1968). Some of these stories rarely receive close attention in criticism, and the goal is to bring to light new readings of Landolfi’s fantastic narrative.


Modern Languages Open | 2018

The Irreducible Qfwfq: Rethinking the All-Seeing I

Matthew Reza


Mln | 2017

A New Century of the Impossible: Giovanni Papini's "Fantastico Interno"

Matthew Reza


Forum for Modern Language Studies | 2017

Reporting the Fantastic: Deferral and Pan-determinism in Ugo Tarchetti

Matthew Reza


Archive | 2014

The Good Place : Comparative Perspectives on Utopia - Proceedings of Synapsis: European School of Comparative Studies XI

Matthew Reza; Florian Mussgnug


Archive | 2014

Pastoral, History and Utopia

Florian Mussgnug; Matthew Reza


Archive | 2014

Afterword: Time for Meta-Utopia?

Florian Mussgnug; Matthew Reza


Archive | 2014

Utopia, Village, Nation-State

Florian Mussgnug; Matthew Reza


Archive | 2014

Struggling Against Utopia: Defoe, Wells, Atwood

Florian Mussgnug; Matthew Reza


Archive | 2014

Strategy Games in Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake

Florian Mussgnug; Matthew Reza

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