Ofelia Giudicissi Curci (1934–1981) was an Italian poet[1] and archeologist.[2][3]
Life
editShe was an Arbëresh from Pallagorio, a settlement near Crotone, in Calabria,[4] southern Italy on 11 May 1934.[5] She published her first poetry in a volume called Pallagorio (published by Arti Grafiche Pedanesi, Rome) in 1964. Fifteen years after she died (13 September 1981), her husband and sons published a collection of her poetry together with a photo album. In October 1996, Momenti di un profilo meridionale ("Moments of a southern profile") was published post-mortum in Florence by publishing house "Parretti Grafiche".[6] She worked also in the field of archaeology, mostly on the terrain of her native area, and performed a research on the etymology of her town Pallagorio.[2] She wrote poetry both in Italian and Arbëresh.[5]
References
edit- ^ Centro storico uomini rappresentativi del socialismo (1964), "Un volume di liriche", La Parola del Popolo, 65–75, La Parola del Popolo Publ. Association: 59, OCLC 2243512
- ^ a b Pallagorio (in Italian), Crotone Turismo, archived from the original on 2015-01-02, retrieved 2014-01-02
- ^ Pallagorio - Palolo Staltari (in Italian)[permanent dead link]
- ^ Carlo Cipparrone (1986), Censimento dei poeti calabresi, Calabria letteraria, p. 14, OCLC 15487862
- ^ a b Guarascio, Carol. "Ofelia Giudicissi". Menabo - rivista internazionale di cultura poetica e letteraria.
- ^ In ricordo della poetessa Ofelia Giudicissi Curci - Mondo Arbersco (in Italian)
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