Cocchiara, G. (English spelling) CocchiaraG

Japanese: Cocchiara，G.（英語表記）CocchiaraG

... Sicily is home to many ruins, buildings and works of art associated with Greek, Arab and Norman peoples, and its natural landscapes are also very diverse. The rich folk culture linked to the daily life of the islanders has been collected and studied by such outstanding folklorists as G. Pitre, author of the 25-volume "Sicilian Folklore Collection" (1870-1913), his contemporary Salvatore Salomone Marino (1847-1916) and Giuseppe Cocchiara (1904-65), and the results of their research are on display at the Pitre Museum of Folklore in Palermo. Kingdom of Sicily [Kitahara Atsushi]
[literature]
Until the 18th century, verse works dominated Italian literature, and from Dante and Petrarch to the Romantic novelist Manzoni, the poetic tradition based on the literary language of Tuscany was highly valued.

From [Pitre]

...In that respect, it has something in common with the literary world of G. Berga. Pitre's academic style was inherited by Giuseppe Cocchiara (1904-65), and today a folk museum has been built in memory of Pitre on the outskirts of Palermo. [Kawashima Hideaki]...

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Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…　シチリアにはギリシア，アラブ，ノルマンなどの諸民族にゆかりの遺跡，建築物，美術品が多く残っており，自然の景観も変化に富んでいる。島民の日常生活と結びついた豊かな民俗文化については，《シチリア民間伝承叢書》25巻(1870‐1913)を著したG.ピトレをはじめ，彼と同時代のサロモーネ･マリーノSalvatore Salomone Marino(1847‐1916)，さらにコッキアーラGiuseppe Cocchiara(1904‐65)らすぐれた民俗学者の手によって収集･研究され，パレルモのピトレ民俗博物館にその成果が収められている。シチリア王国【北原敦】
［文学］
　18世紀までのイタリア文学は韻文作品が主流を占め，ダンテ，ペトラルカ以来，ロマン主義の小説家マンゾーニに至るまで，トスカナ地方の文章語を母体とする詩的伝統が重んじられてきた。…