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"Pigmalione in Sicilia"

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 Jan 2008 Italy Italian Publisher:Società Editrice Il Mulino
Authors: COLLISANI, Amalia;

doi: 10.1420/33708

handle: 10447/65379

"Pigmalione in Sicilia"

Abstract

Three productions based on Rousseau’s Pygmalion were documented in Sicily around the end of the eighteenth century in the city of Palermo (1776, 1797) and Catania (1791) by different sources. The aim of this essay is to study them in more detail to contribute, albeit marginally, to the knowledge of theatre and cultural activities in eighteenth-century Sicily and of the diffusion of the melodrama, invented for theatre by Rousseau.

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Rousseau, melologo, Sicilia

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