Nicola Tanda Explained

Nicola Tanda (Sorso, 22 December 1928 – London, 4 June 2016)[1] [2] was an Italian philologist and literary critic.He studied under Ungaretti and Sapegno at Rome. He wasfor over thirty years professor at the University of Sassari, first specialising in Italian literature,and then later in Sardinian philology and Sardinian literature. He was a leading advocate for minority languages and their literary expression in the island of Sardinia, including the Sardinian language and Algherese Catalan.As such he was an honorary member of ANPOSDI.[3] He wrote the new Philology of Italians[4] based on the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages.He was founder and president of the SardinianPEN Club.[5] He was president of the jury of the Premio Ozieri[6] literaryprize founded in 1956 to promote new works composed in Sardinian tongues.He founded in 2003 the Centre for Study of Sardinian Philology.[7] As an editor/director he has guided the publication of over 100 volumes written in Sardinian languages.

He was an expert of the literary theory of 19th-century Italian authors as well asan authoritative voice on many modern and contemporary Italian writers includingPratolini, Montale, Gramsci, Dessì, Deledda, Pirandello,Pandolfo Collenuccio,Monti,Sebastiano Satta, Salvatore Farina,Antonino Mura Ena, and Salvatore Satta.In 1965 he co-edited with Dessì Narratori di Sardegna the first compilation of Sardinian writers.

He was a member of the International Association for the Study of Italian Language and Literature.[8] He was an external associate of the International Centre For Multilingualism.[9]

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Notes and References

  1. http://necrologie.lanuovasardegna.gelocal.it/necrologi/2016/provincia-84-roma/citta-5945-roma/661062-tanda-nicola Morti Nicola Tanda
  2. Web site: Cultura sarda in lutto: Nicola Tanda morto a Londra all'età di 88 anni - Cultura - L'Unione Sarda.it. 2016-06-05. L'Unione Sarda.it. 2016-06-06.
  3. ANPOSDI The Italian National Association of Poets and Writers in Dialects/Associazione Nazionale Poeti e Scrittori Dialettali founded in 1953 to preserve/archive the voices and memories of traditional Italian dialects. ANPOSDI
  4. F.Brevini, La letteratura degli italiani, Milan, Feltrinelli, 2010
  5. The Sardinian PEN Centre has a website
  6. Ozieri - the venue of the prize has a website .For a history of the Premio Ozieri see: here
  7. The Centre for Study of Sardinian Philology has a website
  8. International Association for the Study of the Italian Language and Literature website
  9. International Centre For Multilingualism/Centro Internazionale sul Plurilinguismo website
  10. Sardinian Narrators/Narratori di Sardegna Google Books
  11. Fronts and frontiers/Fronti e frontiere Google Books
  12. Reality and Memory in Contemporary Narrative/Realta' e memoria nella narrativa contemporanea Google Books
  13. Contemporary: recommended readings/Contemporanei: proposte di lettura Google Books
  14. Pandolfo Collenuccio: the drama of "wisdom"/Pandolfo Collenuccio: il dramma della saviezza Google Books
  15. Literature and language in Sardinia/Letteratura e lingue in Sardegna Google Books
  16. From the myth of the island to the island of myth: Deledda and around/Dal mito dell'isola all'isola del mito: Deledda e dintorni Google Books
  17. Eleonora of Arborea: dramatic tale in four acts/Eleonora d'Arborea: racconto drammatico in quattro atti Google Books
  18. An Odyssey of rimas nobas: into the literature of the Italians/Un' odissea de rimas nobas: verso la letteratura degli italiani Google Books Text in pdf
  19. What Sardinia?: essays on literary and civil life/Quale Sardegna?: pagine di vita letteraria e civile Google Books

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