Mastro-Don Gesualdo by Giovanni Verga - gebruikt boek

494pp , About the Author : Carmelo .Giovanni Verga ( Catania, Catania September 2, 1840 , January 27, 1922 ) was an Italian writer , considered the greatest exponent of the literary movement verista ... Carmelo Giovanni Verga was born on September 2, 1840 . the father , Giovanni Battista Catalano, was Vizzini , where the family had Verga properties, and descended from a lower branch of a family to which they belonged Fontanabianca barons . The mother was Caterina Di Mauro and belonged to a bourgeois family in Catania . The grandfather Giovanni, as witnessed De Roberto [ 1 ] in an article picked up , along with many others , in a volume by Carmelo Musumarra had been Carbonari and , in 1812 , elected by Vizzini the first Sicilian Parliament .. in 1888 he was a few months in Rome and early summer returned to Sicily and , except for a few days in Rome , remained there until the end of November 1890. he finished as the first novel writing Mastro Don Gesualdo , who it was published in installments in the journal La Nuova Antologia ... During the 1889 is completely devoted to the review of Mastro Don Gesualdo was given to printers , by Treves , year-end getting a good review both the public and critics ... the writer , encouraged by the success of the novel, projected to continue the cycle of Vencidos with the Duchess of Leyra and the Honorable Scipione as he continued to publish short stories that will later part of the last two anthologies ... the April 8, 1890 , at the Teatro Costanzi in Rome , was staged Mala Pascua taken from the novel by writer who was a great success . Only a month later he was represented in the same theater , the play Cavalleria rusticana by Pietro Mascagni musicalizada getting a great applause and criticism ... The work continued always represented with greater success and Verga asked the musician and publisher , as it was agreed , the portion of the gain by copyright . Will be offered a modest figure , 1000 lire Verga would not accept . He then