Also known as Aron Ettore Schmitz, Ettore Schmitz, Aron Hector Schmitz, Hector Schmitz, Ettore Samigli
italiensk författare
Italo Svevo was an Italian novelist and writer from the late 1800s and early 1900s who is remembered for pioneering modernist fiction that explored the inner psychological lives of his characters. His work is significant in literary history for its innovative techniques and influence on the development of the modern novel, though he remained relatively obscure during much of his lifetime.
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Aron Hector Schmitz (1861–1928), better known by the pseudonym Italo Svevo, was an Italian writer, businessman, novelist, playwright, and short story writer. Though only recognised for his literary achievements towards the end of his life, Svevo is celebrated as one of Italy's finest writers and, along with Luigi Pirandello, is considered a prominent figure of early 20th century Italian…
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Italo Svevo, pseudonym för Ettore Schmitz, född 19 december 1861, död 13 september 1928, var en italiensk författare och anses vara en av det tidiga 1900-talets främsta italienska romanförfattare. Svevo levde en stor del av sitt liv i Trieste. Han hade länge problem med att bli accepterad som författare, varför han länge bland annat livnärde sig som banktjänsteman. Det var först i mitten av 1920-talet som han blev erkänd som författare, bland annat tack vare ansträngningar av Eugenio Montale och James Joyce. Svevo var delvis förebild och gav vissa drag till Leopold Bloom, huvudpersonen i James Joyces roman Odysseus Hans släkting (enligt Lars-Olof Franzén dotterdotter) är författaren Susanna Tamaro.
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