1895 Ca : der italienische Schriftsteller, Journalist und Dramatiker EDOARDO SCARFOGLIO ( 1860 - 1917 ) . Verheiratet mit einer Schriftstellerin und Journalistin MATILDE SERAO ( Patrasso, Griechenland 1856 — Neapel 1927 ) . Als Autor von Fiktion ruht sein früherer Ruf auf der Novella The Trial of Phryne, die 1884 veröffentlicht wurde, einem Erzähl – in der zeitgenössischen Kleinstadt Italien – des Prozesses gegen Phryne, eine griechische Kurtisane aus dem vierten Jahrhundert, B.C.E. In Scarfoglios Version wird eine junge Frau, Mariantonia, des Mordes schuldig, freigesprochen, nur weil sie schön ist. Scarfoglios Geschichte ist auch den Italienern bekannt, die keine haben

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1895 ca : The italian writer, journalist and dramatist EDOARDO SCARFOGLIO ( 1860 - 1917 ) . Married with woman writer and journalist MATILDE SERAO ( Patrasso, Greece 1856 – Napoli 1927 ) . As a writer of fiction, his early reputation rests on the novella The Trial of Phryne, published in 1884, a retelling—set in contemporary small-town Italy- of the trial of Phryne, a Greek courtesan from the fourth century, B.C.E. In Scarfoglio's version, a young woman, Mariantonia, guilty of murder, is acquitted simply because she is beautiful. Scarfoglio's tale is well known even to Italians who have not actually read the novella, since it was the basis for an episode in Alessandro Blasetti's popular 1952 film Altri tempi (Other Times), starring Gina Lollobrigida as Phryne Mariantonia. As a journalist, Scarfoglio and his wife, Matilde Serao, the best-known woman writer in Italy at the time, founded a number of newspapers, most prominent among them Il Mattino in Naples, still the largest daily newspaper in the city. He and his wife were responsible for moving Naples into the mainstream of Italian journalism in the early twentieth century by serializing the works of writers such as Gabriele D'Annunzio. As an editorialist in his own paper, Scarfoglio supported such policies as Italian expansionism in Africa and the Aegean in the 1890s. He is the father of journalists Carlo Scarfoglio and Antonio Scarfoglio - SCRITTORE - LETTERATURA - LITERATURE - letterato - SCRITTORE - TEATRO - THEATRE - THEATER - profilo - profile - baffi - moustache - cravatta - tie - sigaro - cigar - fumo - fumatore - smoker ---- Archivio GBB

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