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Jean noel schifano elsa morante biography

          Morante, Elsa, · Morante, Elsa, approximately · Morante, Elsa, ca.

        1. The international success of the books of Elsa Morante () more or less mirrors her publishing success and popularity in Italy.
        2. A German soldier on his way to North Africa rapes her, falls in love with her, and leaves her pregnant with a boy whose survival becomes Ida's passion.
        3. Donatella Ravanello, 1 book.
        4. Interviews with Jean Noël Schifano (the translator of her novels in.
        5. A German soldier on his way to North Africa rapes her, falls in love with her, and leaves her pregnant with a boy whose survival becomes Ida's passion..

          Morante, Elsa (1912–1985)

          Noted Italian writer who used the techniques of "magic realism" to explore the way in which individuals have been shaped by the pains and traumas of childhood.Pronunciation: Moe-RANT-Tay.

          Born on August 18, 1912 (some accounts give alternative dates ranging from 1916 to 1918) in Rome, Italy; died in Rome on November 25, 1985, of a heart attack; daughter of Irma Poggibonsi Morante (a descendant of a Jewish family in Modena) and legally the daughter of Augusto Morante (a Sicilian schoolteacher); probably the daughter of Francesco Lo Monaco; largely self-educated, but some sources indicate that she studied briefly at the University of Rome; married Alberto Moravia (a writer), in 1941 (separated 1962).

          Published first short stories (1935–36); met Alberto Moravia (1936); went into hiding to evade fascist police (1943); published first novel, Menzogna e sortilegio, and won the Viareggio prize (1948); won Strega prize (1957); wrote bestseller, La stor