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Essays, Correspondence, Notes

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 February 2022

Ugo Betti
Translated by
William Meriwether  and
Gino Rizzo
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Tulane Drama Review , Volume 8 , Issue 3: Post War Italian Theatre , Spring 1964 , pp. 51 - 86
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References

1 “Esame di coscienza,” Oggi, Rome October 15, 1933.

2 First published in Il Dramma, Turin, July 15, 1942

3 First published in Il Dramma, April 15, 1946

4 Confessioni di scrittori (Interviste con se stessi), Piccioni, Leone, editor (Turin: Edizioni Radio Italiana, 1951), pp. 26–29.Google Scholar

5 Il diluvio, 1931, and Il cacciatore d'anitre, 1934.

6 Uomo e donna, 1937, a collection of poems.

7 La casa sull'acqua, 1928.

8 Canzonette—la morte, 1932, a volume of poems

9 Il paese delle vacanze, 1937; I nostri sogni, 1936; Una bella domenica di settembre, 1935.

10 Notte in casa del ricco, 1938.

11 “At that time, Spadavecchia was writing his doctoral dissertation on Betti's theatre at the Catholic University of Milan. This letter is inserted here to clarify Betti's last two letters to Barbetti, which follow.

12 Ispezione, 1945-46.

13 Corruzione al Palazzo di Giustizia, 1944-45.

14 Delitto all'isola delle capre, 1946.