Amelia Rosselli

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Amelia Rosselli was a 20th-century Italian poet and translator known for her experimental, multilingual verse and her association with the postwar avant-garde.

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Amelia Rosselli canonical 3

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instanceOf Italian poet
human
poet
translator
activeIn 20th century
birthDate 1930-03-28
birthPlace Paris
causeOfDeath suicide
countryOfCitizenship Italy
deathDate 1996-02-11
deathPlace Rome
educatedAt University of London
familyName Rosselli
father Carlo Rosselli
genre poetry
givenName Amelia
influencedBy Ezra Pound
Italian Resistance culture
Paul Celan
T. S. Eliot
languagesSpokenWrittenOrSigned English
French
German
Hebrew
Italian
Spanish
mother Marion Cave
movement Italian neo-avant-garde
postwar avant-garde
name Amelia Rosselli
nationality Italian
notableWork Documento
Serie ospedaliera
Sleep
Variazioni belliche
occupation literary critic
musicologist
poet
translator
residence Rome
sibling Dennis Rosselli
John Rosselli
style experimental poetry
multilingual verse
theme exile
language
memory
trauma

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Cimitero Acattolico burialPlaceOf Amelia Rosselli
Amelia Rosselli name Amelia Rosselli
Protestant Cemetery, Rome notableBurial Amelia Rosselli