Lavorare stanca

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"Lavorare stanca" is a seminal 1936 poetry collection by Italian writer Cesare Pavese, known for its stark, narrative style and exploration of alienation and everyday life.

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instanceOf book
poetry collection
associatedWith Italian fascist-era society
working-class experience
author Cesare Pavese
countryOfOrigin Italy
genre poetry
hasForm free verse
narrative poetry
hasPart poem "I mari del Sud"
poem "Il mestiere di vivere"
poem "La città"
poem "Mattino"
hasRevisedEdition 1943 edition
hasSubject landscape of northern Italy
marginalized individuals
ordinary people
inCollectionOf 20th-century Italian literature canon
influenced Cesare Pavese’s later prose
Italian postwar poetry
isEarlyWorkOf Cesare Pavese
literaryMovement neorealism
linked to: Neorealism
literarySignificance considered a seminal work of 20th-century Italian poetry
mainTheme alienation
everyday life
loneliness
rural life
urban life
work
notableStyleCharacteristic narrative style
prose-like verse
stark language
originalLanguage Italian
pageCountApproximate about 200 pages
periodOfCreation 1931–1935
publicationYear 1936
publisher Edizioni di Solaria
reception initially limited readership
later critical acclaim
setting Piedmont
Turin
titleTranslation Hard Labor
linked to: Hard Work

Work Wears You Down

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