Lineamenti di critica letteraria
by Frigeni, Veronica
How many ways are there to read a literary work? What guiding questions help us to explore it? Lineamenti di critica letteraria is for those who want to approach literary criticism in a simple and accessible way. In about 100 pages, it introduces the key theories and methods for analysing and interpreting literary texts that have emerged in the twentieth century and beyond. The book offers a chronological and conceptual journey through the main perspectives and voices of literary criticism, from Russian formalism to feminist and postcolonial currents to the major trends of the twenty-first century, such as ecocriticism and cognitive poetics. Designed for university students preparing for literature exams and candidates for public competitions, the text provides a clear and accessible synthesis that makes the study of literary criticism easy, yet rigorous and detailed. Its compact format and accessible language make it an invaluable resource for quick preparation, effective revision or as an introduction to the subject. Each chapter includes revision questions and exercises to test understanding and consolidate acquired skills. In addition, a built-in QR code provides access to a rich Webliography of links, videos, and online resources to further enhance your study. Whether you are approaching the discipline for the first time or want to consolidate your knowledge, Lineamenti di critica letteraria will guide you through the vast landscape of literary criticism, providing an indispensable reference for navigating it with confidence.
- Publishing house LED Edizioni Universitarie
- Year of publication 2025
- Number of pages 122
- ISBN 9788855131827
- Foreign Rights Valeria Passerini / Tiziana Battaglia
- Ebook 9788855132091
- Price 12.00
Frigeni, Veronica
Veronica Frigeni is a visiting scholar at the Centre for Feminist Research, York University. She holds a PhD in Italian from the University of Kent (2018) and has been a visiting scholar at Cambridge and at CEU in Vienna (2024), and an affiliated researcher at the University of Amsterdam (2023). A prolific author of academic publications and a translator, her research primarily focuses on feminist themes. She is an editor for Critical Gender Studies and the Journal of the Motherhood Initiative.
