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XII conti pomiglianesi / con varianti avellinesi, montellesi, bagnolesi, milanesi, toscane, ecc.

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This collection gathers a dozen popular tales from Pomigliano d'Arco presented alongside regional variants from Avellino, Montella, Bagnoli and others, with explanatory notes and a prefatory essay situating the traditions. Narratives range from fairy-tale transformations and trickster episodes to local legends and comic anecdotes, often rendered in dialect and contrasted with literary analogues. Many entries include multiple versions, fragmentary sources, and cross-references to earlier folktale texts, enabling comparison of motifs and language. The editor supplements the material with annotations, variant lists, and occasional literary excerpts, creating a scholarly yet accessible compilation of southern Italian oral storytelling.

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Vittorio Imbriani

Vittorio Imbriani was an Italian author known for his contributions to the literary landscape of the 19th century. His works often reflect the rich oral traditions of Italy, capturing the essence of popular storytelling. Among his notable titles is "Fame usurpate," which showcases his narrative style and thematic depth. Imbriani also compiled and transcribed folk tales in "La novellaja fiorentina," preserving the cultural heritage of Florence through its vibrant tales. His literary output includes a variety of genres, highlighting his versatility as a writer and his dedication to Italian folklore.

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