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Elisabeth heiratet den 36 Jahre älteren Faschismus-Kritiker Giuseppe Antonio Borgese und lebt zusammen mit ihm in Chicago. Sie bekommt zwei Töchter und wird mit 34 Witwe. Sie bekommt zwei ...
Borgése, Giuseppe Antonio nell'Enciclopedia Treccani - Treccani - Treccani. Scrittore italiano (Polizzi Generosa, Palermo, 1882 - Fiesole 1952); prof. di letteratura tedesca nelle univ. di Torino (1909-10) e di Roma (1910-17), poi nell'Accademia scientifico-letteraria di Milano (1917-1925), dove, dal 1926, passò alla cattedra di estetica dell ...
24. Apr. 2018 · Da hat Mann Borgese schon beschlossen, einen Mann zu heiraten, den sie noch gar nicht kennt: den in Chicago lehrenden Historiker und Schriftsteller Giuseppe Antonio Borgese, dessen Buch "Goliath ...
Giuseppe Antonio Borgese. (1882–1952). The Italian-born U.S. writer and scholar Giuseppe Antonio Borgese made important contributions to European literary criticism in the early 20th century. He also wrote fiction and anti-Fascist works and lobbied for a unitary, democratic world government after the defeat of Fascism in Europe.
La Fondazione si propone di realizzare una più ampia conoscenza, promozione, valorizzazione e diffusione dell’opera artistica, letteraria, critica, giornalistica e politica dello scrittore polizzano Giuseppe Antonio Borgese.
Borgese, Giuseppe Antonio (1882–1952) in The Oxford Companion to Italian Literature Length: 415 words. Search for: 'Giuseppe Antonio Borgese' in Oxford Reference ». (1882–1952)was a novelist and one of the most important Italian literary critics of his time. He was one the few Italian non-Marxist intellectuals forced to leave Italy for ...
Giuseppe Antonio Borgese (1882-1952) was an Italian-born professor of literature at the University of Chicago who became the leading theorist of maximal world government. In 1945, Borgese formed the Committee to Frame a World Constitution, which included Robert M. Hutchins, Mortimer Adler, Richard McKeon, Reinhold Niebuhr, Rexford Tugwell, and other distinguished American and emigré educators ...
