Fortini, Franco

Japanese: フォルティーニ（英語表記）Fortini， Franco

Born: September 10, 1917 in Florence
[Died] November 28, 1994.
Italian poet and critic. His real name was Lattes. He served in the army during World War II, and after the Italian surrender he became a partisan and participated in the war of liberation in the Valdossola region. He was editor of Avanti! from 1945 to 1948. He joined many literary magazines, including Vittorini's Politecnico, and promoted the anti-establishment avant-garde cultural movement. His major works include Dieci inverni 1947-57 (1957), Verifica dei poteri (Testimonies of Power) (65), I cani del Sinai (Dogs of Sinai) (67), and 24voci per un dizionario (69).

Fortini
Fortini, Pietro

[Raw] 1500
[Died] 1562
Italian novelist. His most famous work is Le giornate delle novelle dei novizi (1555-61), an imitation of The Decameron.

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Japanese:

[生]1917.9.10. フィレンツェ
[没]1994.11.28.
イタリアの詩人，評論家。本名 Lattes。第2次世界大戦で兵役につき，イタリア軍降伏後はパルチザンとなりバルドッソラ地区で解放戦争に参加。 1945年から 48年まで『アバンティ!』紙編集員。ビットリーニの『ポリテクニコ』誌をはじめ多数の文芸誌に加わり，反体制的な前衛文化運動を推進した。主著『10年の冬』 Dieci inverni 1947-57 (1957) ，『権力のあかし』 Verifica dei poteri (65) ，『シナイの犬』I cani del Sinai (67) ，『辞典のための 24の声』 24voci per un dizionario (69) 。