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出版者:Penguin Books Ltd

作者:Italo Calvino

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页数:800

译者:G. Martin

出版时间:1982-6-24

价格:GBP 17.00

装帧:Paperback

isbn号码:9780140062359

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图书标签:

英文
爱看小人书
文化
意大利
卡尔维诺
Folktales
意大利
民间故事
童话
传说
文化
文学
故事集
欧洲文学
经典故事
短篇小说

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Italian Folktales captures the soul of rural Italy through a rich tapestry of stories passed down across generations. These tales, rooted deeply in regional traditions from Tuscany to Sicily, reflect the values, fears, and hopes of ordinary people living close to the land. Unlike formal literature, they blend myth with everyday life—where a simple village festival becomes a stage for ancestral spirits, or a clever peasant outwits greed incarnate through wit rather than strength. Each story unfolds in vivid detail: bustling marketplaces where vendors whisper old secrets between bites of truffle-infused bread; quiet hilltop cottages where women spin yarns that bind families across time; and stormy sea journeys where fishermen recount tales of mermaids guarding hidden coves. The narratives avoid romantic idealization, instead portraying the harshness of mountain winters, the struggle for harvests, and the quiet resilience needed to survive in a land shaped by both beauty and adversity. Characters are drawn from real village roles—the wise old shepherd, the clever girl who outsmarts suitors with riddles, the wandering peddler whose arrival signals change. Their motivations are grounded: loyalty, justice, survival—not grand heroics but human perseverance. Language flows natural and evocative, rich in sensory images of sun-drenched olive groves, moonlit vineyards, and cobbled streets slick with rain. Italian Folktales honors the oral tradition’s spirit, preserving regional dialects where possible to retain authenticity, yet written with clarity for modern readers. The collection reveals how stories served not only entertainment but as moral compasses, teaching respect for community, nature, and ancestral wisdom. These tales echo through time—not frozen relics, but living expressions of Italy’s enduring cultural heart.

作者简介

伊塔洛·卡尔维诺（1923-1985）是意大利当代最有世界影响的作家。他在四十年的创作实践中，不断探索和创新，力求以最贴切的方法和形式表现当今的社会和现代人的精神，以及他对人生的感悟的信念。他的作品风格多样，每部都达到极高的水准，表现了时代，更超越了时代。他于一九八五年猝然逝世，而与当年的诺贝尔文学奖失之交臂，但他在国际文坛上的影响与日俱增，他的创作日益受到人们的关注。