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Elio Filippo Accrocca (17 April 1923 – 11 March 1996) was an Italian poet, author, and translator. Having been born in
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, Accrocca studied at the University of Rome under the modernist poet
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, who remained a core influence on his poetry. From the mid-1950s, Accrocca began experimenting in new directions. He was an associate of many other figures in the Italian cultural scene, among them both literary figures like
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and artists like Marco Lusini. From 1977 he taught arts at the '' Accademia di belle arti di Foggia'' where he also worked as its director. Accrocca died in
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, aged 72.


Bibliography


Poetry

*''Portonaccio'', Scheiwiller, Milan 1949; *''Caserma 1950'', Quaderni del Canzoniere, Rome 1951; *''Reliquia umana'', Scheiwiller, Milan 1955; *''Ritorno a Portonaccio'', Mondadori, Milan 1959; *''Innestogrammi-Corrispondenze'', Rebellato, Padova 1966; *''Del Guardare in faccia'', De Luca, Rome 1969; *''Europa inquieta'', "I Tormargana", Rome 1972; *''Paradigma'', Origine, Lussemburgo 1972; *''Roma così'', preface by Mario Petrucciani, critical text of
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, De Luca, Rome 1973; *''Due parole dall'al di qua'', preface by Mario Petrucciani, Lacaita, Manduria 1973; *''Siamo non siamo'', preface by Giorgio Petrocchi,
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, Varese 1974; *''Versi mignotti'', Il Blocchetto, Rome 1975; *''Bicchiere di carta'', Quaderni di Piazza Navona, Rome 1977; *''Il discorrere delle cose'', with 10 engravings by Ida Gerosa, Rome 1978; *''Il superfluo'', presentazione di Sergio Antonielli,
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, Milano 1980; *''Scultogrammi'', with 5 etchings by Alba Gonzales, Rome 1981; *''I binari di Apollinaire'', Quaderni di Piazza Navona, Rome 1982; *''Pesominimo'', Piovan Editore, Abano Terme, 1983; *''Treangoli'', con 2 acqueforti di Walter Piacesi, Ediz. Ca' Spinello, Urbino 1983; *''Videogrammi della prolunga'', Lucarini, Rome 1984; *''Bagage'', Quaderni di Carte d'Europa, Il Ventaglio, Rome 1984; *''Esercizi radicali'', Bastogi, Foggia 1984; *''Transeuropa'', introduction by Cosma Siani, trad. in olandese di N. Morina-Oostveen, Euroeditor, Lussemburgo 1984; *''Segni / Stagioni'', Trifalco, Roma 1985; *''Copia difforme'', introduction by Dino Carlesi, critical noted by Luigi Blasucci, Giardini, Pisa 1986; *''Contromano'', Editrice Nuova Fortezza, Livorno 1987; *''Forse arrivi forse partenze'', introduction by Antonio Errico, Ediz. Il Laboratorio, Parabita 1988; *''Poesie. La distanza degli anni (1942-1987)'', raccolta,
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, Rome 1988; *''Un fagotto di carta'', Tacchi Editore, Pisa 1991; *''Lo sdraiato di pietra'', Newton Compton, Rome 1991; *''Linea di condotta, (poesie 1942-1990)'', introduction by Riccardo Scrivano, edited by Angelo Bellettato, Edizioni dei Dioscuri, Sora 1991; *''Epi-anagrammi'', Newton Compton, Rome 1993; *''Nella zona inquieta'', edited by Pasquale Cominale, Ed. Centro Studi e Relazioni Culturali ERRE 80 di Caserta, Caserta 1994; *''Un fagotto di carta & un po' d'inchiostro e altre poesie'', edited by Carmine Mario Mulière, EA Edizioni d'Arte, Rome 1999.


Translated works

* ''La vita dalla vita'', by
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, (antologia poetica), in collaboration with Dragos Vranceanu, Edizioni Rapporti Europei, Rome 1962; *''Il sorriso di Hiroshima e altre poesie'', by
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, in collaboration with Dragos Vranceanu, Guanda, Parma 1970; *''Prima che venga l'autunno'', by Damian Damianov, Bulzoni, Rome 1985; *''La ronda notturna'', by Lijubomir Lelvcev, Bulzoni, Roma 1986


References


External links

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Page from the National Library Center in Rome
{{DEFAULTSORT:Accrocca, Elio Filippo Italian male poets 1923 births 1996 deaths 20th-century Italian poets 20th-century Italian male writers