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I Malavoglia Italian Edition edition by Giovanni Verga Literature Fiction eBooks

Verga's skill to weave a realistic view of daily life in a small Sicilian fishing village is remarkable. From the first introduction to the various characters, the reader is immediately drawn into their midst, giving each an identity that transcends time and space. Their world is a universal microcosm of people we have always known.

Product details File Size 800 KB Print Length 238 pages Page Numbers Source ISBN 147811004X Simultaneous Device Usage Unlimited Publication Date November 14, 2011 Language Italian ASIN B00685RMT8

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This is a wonderful novel focused on village life in a mostly pre-literate Sicily of the 1870s. Newly united Italy wants a navy, and disrupts the life of a traditional fishing family by taking its sons. It has a family resemblance with Flaubert's great MADAME BOVARY, except there's a deeper sympathy for the dilemmas of the characters, easily sensed under the tight-lipped, objective, "realistic" narration. With great originality, a good deal of the narration is carried out through the conversations of the villagers, just as if you were there listening to the villagers chatting. One could say that this is the world Joe DiMaggio escaped by becoming a baseball star, except that there's only one character who "wants to get away," and he's not easy to identify with. Instead, the narrative gets you involved in the outlooks and feelings of the others, who can only conceive of living honorable lives and having their own house in this village in the shadow of Mount Etna.
This is a horrible copy! Any time there is an accent the text has a capital A even if it's not the correct letter. The quotation marks are also screwed up- I got through about 20 pages and was too frustrated to continue reading.
Questa copia (italiano) è orribile! Tutti gli accenti sono sbagliati e invece c'è sempre la lettera A nel posto in cui ci sarebbe stato un'altra- è stato troppo frustrante per continuare a leggere dopo 20 pagine. Mi sono molto dispiaciuto.
Verga's skill to weave a realistic view of daily life in a small Sicilian fishing village is remarkable. From the first introduction to the various characters, the reader is immediately drawn into their midst, giving each an identity that transcends time and space. Their world is a universal microcosm of people we have always known.