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Alvaro, Corrado
Corrado Alvaro 1896-1956
Italian novelist, short-story writer, journalist, essayist, playwright, and poet.
A prolific author of both fiction and journalism for nearly forty years, Corrado Alvaro distinguished himself as one of the foremost practitioners of verismo, an Italian movement of literary realism that paralleled French Naturalism. His first success came with Gente in Aspromonte (Revolt in Aspromonte), considered by most critics to be his masterpiece. Alvaro identified himself and was viewed by others as a writer who incorporated the differences and tensions between urbanized, wealthy northern Italy and rural, poverty-stricken, southern Italy into his work. A concern with moral questions, a sensitivity to the harsh life of the southern Italian underclass, and a belief in violence as a legitimate means for producing social change are hallmarks of his work.
Biographical Information
Born in San Luca, a small village in the southernmost region of the Italian province of Calabria, Alvaro was educated at Jesuit boarding schools in Rome and Umbria. While attending the University of Milan, from which he graduated with a degree in literature in 1919, Alvaro began work as a journalist and literary critic for two daily newspapers, Il resto di carlino of Bologna and II corriere delta sera of Milan. During World War I he served as an officer in the Italian army and wrote for the anti-Fascist paper II mondo. Alvaro's politics made made him the target of surveillance and finally forced him to leave Italy. During the 1930s he traveled widely in western Europe, the Middle East, and Russia, journeys he later recounted in his travel essays. After World War II Alvaro returned to Italy, where he continued to work for prominent daily newspapers in various capacities, including special correspondent, theater and film critic, and editor. He was elected secretary of the Italian Association of Writers in 1947, a post he held until his death in 1956.
Major Works
Alvaro's initial literary efforts did not enjoy great popularity, though critics have praised his first novel L 'uomo net labirinto for its depiction of alienation as an aspect of individuals and society as a whole. Alvaro's subsequent works, L'amata allafinestra, Gente in Aspromonte, La signora dell'isola, and Vent'anni established him as an important figure in Italian literature and. earned him a prize of 50,000 lire given by the periodical La Stampa at the recommendation of a jury that included noted Italian novelist and dramatist Luigi Pirandello. Gradually, Alvaro moved from works that treated individual lives to those that depicted the social and political plight of Italy's lower classes. In his later works, he broadened his focus to describe the effects of World War I on all levels of Italian society. Alvaro is noted for his skill in depicting the contrasts between a yearning for the simple, pastoral way of life, and the desire to achieve material success that lures people to urban areas. He is especially praised for his realistic, epic depictions of the Italian poor. The novels L 'eta breve and L 'uomo e forte as well as the diary Quasi una vita are often considered by commentators to be among his best works.
Critical Reception
Alvaro's novels and essays have been well-received by both critics and the public. In addition to prizes for individual works, he earned the Italian Academy Prize for the entire body of his writings. While some critics have noted that Alvaro's characters are sometimes vague or little more than collections of attitudes, particularly in later works, most have praised his ability to depict the conflicts between the rural and urban regions of Italy. Sergio Pacifici has noted: "The society depiced by Alvaro in Revolt in Aspromonte is a closed one, permits no failures, respects only success. The equation is unacceptable to our writer: he looks for understanding and compassion, even though he knows how rarely society exhibits them."
Principal Works
Poesie grigioverdi (poetry) 1917
La siepe e l'orto (novel) 1920
L'uomo nel labirinto (novel) 1926
L'amata alla finestra (novel) 1929
Gente in Aspromonte [Revolt in Aspromonte] (novel) 1930
Misteri e avventure (travel essay) 1930
La signora dell'isola (novel) 1930
Vent'anni (novel) 1930
Calabria (travel essay) 1931
Viaggio in Turchia (travel essay) 1932
Itinerario italiano (travel essay) 1933
Cronaca (o fantasia) (travel essay) 1934
Il mare (travel essay) 1934
I maestri del diluvio: Viaggio nella Russia Sovietica (travel essay) 1935
L'uomo e forte [Man Is Strong] (novel) 1938
Calfe dei naviganti (drama) 1939 Ii viaggio (travel essay) 1942
*L'etd breve (novel) 1946
Lunga notte di Medea (drama) 1949
Quasi una vita: Giornale di uno scrittore (diary) 1950
II nostro tempo e la speranza (essays) 1952
Settantacinque racconti (short stories) 1955
Ultimo diario (diary) 1959
*Mastrangelina (novel) 1960
*Tutto e accaduto (novel) 1961
La moglie e i quaranta racconti (short stories) 1963
*These three novels form the trilogy Memorie del mondo sommerso.
Peter Michael Riccio (essay date 1938)
SOURCE: "Corrado Alvaro," in Italian Authors of Today, 1938. Reprint by Books for Libraries Press, 1970, pp. 167-69.
[In the following essay, Riccio praises Alvaro's works for their depictions of the human spirit.]
Gente in Aspromonte by Corrado Alvaro had the distinction recently of carrying off the coveted prize of 50,000 lire offered by La Stampa of Turin for the best novel of the year published in Italy. That this book of Corrado Alvaro is worthy of such recognition is not difficult to understand if we pause a moment to consider the work of this young writer who hails from Calabria and spends most of his time in Rome trying to eke out a living by the use of his pen.
Alvaro first caught the public eye by a series of short stories that contained interesting cross-sections of the primitive and rustic life of his native Calabria. In L'Amata a/la Finestra, an earlier work, and in the prize volume Gente in Aspromonte, Alvaro offers a collection of Calabrian scenes colored with the sharp tints of an intense realism and of a deep melancholy which make the reading of them a delightful treat, especially if one compares these writings of Alvaro with those of the vast majority of his literary contemporaries. Furthermore, a perusal of Alvaro's work reveals a literary technique that is devoid of the superfluously decorative flourishes that have been the curse of so many Italian writers. The sharp, barren and rugged coast of Calabria and the hard, primitive and passionate life of the people are depicted in a style that enhances the beauty and charm of the literary pictures. And with what depth and effect does the pen of Alvaro dip into the very heart and...
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Jerome D. Ross (essay date 1948)
SOURCE: "Nightmare Life in Death under Police State," in New York Herald Tribune Weekly Book Review, August 29, 1948, p. 3.
[In the following review, Ross faults Man Is Strong for its vague characters and lack of suspense, but commends Alvaro's treatment of modern man's alienation.]
Nightly, in the dream state, the individual compounds his fears, guilts, and insecurity into installments of a shadowy autobiography. Corrado Alvaro makes use of this fact in his story of dictatorship's degradation of the individual. The modern police state thrives by instilling a thousand fears, ten thousand guilts, and the author has selected, as a device by which to present modern...
(The entire section is 1001 words.)
Charles J. Rolo (essay date 1948)
SOURCE: "Fear Hath a Hundred Eyes," in The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 182, No. 4, October, 1948, pp. 106-7.
[Rolo was an Egyptian-born American investment broker, editor, and critic who wrote several studies on Aldous Huxley. In the following excerpt, he praises Alvaro's depiction of the fascist state in Man Is Strong for its "anguished climate of nightmare and baleful unreason."]
Joseph Conrad's indictment of the tsarist autocracy—"the ruthless destruction of innumerable minds… of dignity, of truth, of rectitude, of all that is faithful in human nature"—sums up the ravages of modern fascism… Those ravages—that destruction of minds and human ties and the...
(The entire section is 628 words.)
Helene Cantarella (essay date 1962)
SOURCE: "Cornered in Calabria," in The New York Times Book Review, June 17, 1962, p. 5.
[In the following review, Cantarella praises Revolt in Aspromonte for its compassionate portrayal of the struggles of Italy's peasants.]
There are two Italys. There is the prosperous, elegant, buoyant Italy of "the Italian miracle" that one hears about so much today in press and films. Then there is the other—the painful, bitter, eternal Italy of the peasants, particularly of the Southern peasants, as different from the first as day is from night. No Italian writer has more succinctly expressed the elemental anguish and frustrations of that second Italy than Corrado Alvaro,...
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Alice Ellen Mayhew (essay date 1962)
SOURCE: "The Travail of an Indigent Shepherd," in The Saturday Review, New York, Vol. XLV, No. 26, June 30, 1962, p. 25.
[In the following review, Mayhew hails Revolt in Aspromonte for its unsparing, passionate depiction of southern Italian peasant life.]
This short book is a minor classic, written with great economy and understated ferocity. It is a product of the Italian South, which, like our own, has an extraordinarily rich literary heritage. An unusual number of talented writers (three of the four Italian Nobel Literature Prize-winners) have dramatized its social and economic predicament and have vividly portrayed the barren terrain with its decaying manor,...
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Anthony R. Terrizzi (essay date 1973)
SOURCE: "Another Look at Corrado Alvaro's L'uomo nel labirinto," in Forum Italicum, Vol. VII, No. 1, March, 1973, pp. 23-9.
[In the following excerpt, Terrizzi offers a reconsideration of L'Uomo nel labirinto in the context ofAlvaro's subsequent work.]
Only after a decade from the death of Corrado Alvaro in 1956 did a first monographic study of his works appear, followed by a number of others in quick succession. Until then the recognition that the author had received from literary critics, although constant and generous, consisted mostly of reviews, commemorations and essays, dealing either with his multifaceted personality, or just one book, or merely...
(The entire section is 2500 words.)
Sergio Pacifici (essay date 1979)
SOURCE: "The 'Southern' Novel," in The Modern Italian Novel: From Pea to Moravia, Southern Illinois University Press, 1979, pp. 47-78.
[Pacifici is an American educator, translator, and critic specializing in Italian language and literature. In the following excerpt, he discusses Alvaro's adherence to the tenets of the "verismo" school.]
The bulk of Alvaro's literary production, which ranges all the way from autobiography and poetry to essays and fiction, is often rooted in his native Calabria, particularly his own paese, the village where he grew up and which left such an impression on his sensibility. His more mature work, on the other hand, reveals a shift of...
(The entire section is 2894 words.)
Anthony R. Terrizzi (essay date 1981)
SOURCE: "Notes on Alvaro's Gente in Aspromonte," in Romance Notes, Vol. XXII, No. 2, Winter, 1981, pp. 236-41.
[In the following essay, Terrizzi examines the complex interweaving of realistic and mythic themes in Gente in Aspromonte.]
The publication of Gente in Aspromonte in 1930 brought Corrado Alvaro acclaim as a young writer of national significance. The short novel was well-received by the critics and suggested to them a direct derivation from Giovanni Verga's "verismo" and particularly from I Malavoglia. Alvaro had been writing for over a decade, and many critics had already decided that his inspiration was primarily two-fold: the world of...
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Further Reading
Heiney, Donald. "Emigration Continued: Levi, Alvaro, and Others." America in Modern Italian Literature, pp. 126-45. New Brunswick, N. J.: Rutgers University Press, 1964.
Discusses Alvaro's short story "The Ruby" as an example of the use of a jewel as the symbol of the emigrant's view of America and the Italy to which he returns.
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Fort Huachuca-based crew will be the only one in the state south of Phoenix
Spring storm systems are delaying start, but dry fuels are still abundant
Notice to those who see smoke: the fires are planned
Forest Service has had to borrow money from its fire prevention programs to put out blazes this year; McCain, 2 others want that changed.
A dry, warm winter led to a complete ban of fires starting in May; public should still be careful, officials say.
Andrew Ashcraft was among 13 firefighters killed in Yarnell fire who weren't classified as permanent employees.
San Juan wildfire flames are not spreading, it is 5 percent contained, according to officials.
A wrongful death suit was filed this week alleging state mishandled Yarnell Hill Fire.
Each firefighter killed in Yarnell Hill Fire will have a plot, bronze grave marker at local cemetery.
These will take effect Thursday amid threats of wildfires in area; Coronado Natl. Forest, Saguaro Natl. Park among those implementing them.
House Speaker Andy Tobin said signed bill will help cities like Prescott following deaths of 19 firefighters in last year's Yarnell Hill Fire.
Bureau of Land Management says these will be enforced on public lands within Kingman, Lake Havasu, Yuma, Ariz. areas; totaling 8,400-square miles.
U.S. Sens. Jeff Flake and Martin Heinrich of N.M. visiting Arizona to discuss efforts; focused on bipartisan efforts to address catastrophic wildfire prevention.
A Type One incident management team will now be coordinating firefighting efforts on the blaze, which has consumed over 350 acres since it sparked on Sunday.
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Topic: Revealing the Magic Behind Forms
Forms in Rails are mysterious. Add a few columns to a table, add a few fields to a form and BAM! You have yourself a functional app. The fields map to the database like magic. In this article I will take you behind the scenes so you can see exactly what Rails is doing.
In this example we have a User model with name and email attributes. We have a form for creating a User model:
# in new.rhtml
<% form_tag :action => 'create' do %>
Name: <%= text_field :user, :name %>
Email: <%= text_field :user, :email %>
<%= submit_tag 'Create' %>
<% end %>
To understand this fully we need to look at the HTML which is generated by this code.
<form action="/users/create" method="post">
Name: <input id="user_name" name="user[name]" size="30" type="text" />
Email: <input id="user_email" name="user[email]" size="30" type="text" />
<input name="commit" type="submit" value="Create" />
Everything looks pretty normal except for one thing: the name of the text fields. What's with those square brackets in "user[name]" and "user[email]"? This is part of the magic. Rails uses these square brackets to group all of the fields belonging to the User model.
When the form is submitted these text fields (with their wacky names) are sent to the server. Rails interprets these submitted values and puts them in a "params" hash which you then access in the controller. Take a look at the server log when this form is submitted to see how Rails groups the values.
Parameters: {"user"=>{"name"=>"Joe", "email"=>"email@example.com"}, "commit"=>"Create", "action"=>"create", "controller"=>"users"}
Rails is making a mini hash inside of this params hash. In other words, it is grouping all the user fields into its own section so you can easily fetch the User specific values.
This is only half of the story. Now take a look at the "create" action in the controller.
def create
@user = User.new(params[:user])
if @user.save
redirect_to :action => 'index'
render :action => 'new'
Here we are creating a new user (User.new) and passing "params[:user]" to this method. If you look back at the parameters in the log you can see that "user" is the name of the mini hash where the values are grouped. Here's what we're actually passing into the "new" method:
@user = User.new(:name => 'Joe', :email => 'email@example.com')
If you are familiar with models and ActiveRecord you probably know that you can pass a hash when creating a model to set multiple attributes - exactly as we are doing here. When we save the model it all goes into the database. That is, unless there's a validation error.
When there's a validation error, the "save" method returns false so the "else" condition is executed. As you can see, this renders the form again. But, how do the values get back in the form fields?
Form helpers like "text_field" have a special behavior. They take the first parameter (the name of the model, in this case "user") and look for an instance variable with that same name (@user). It will then look up the attributes in this @user model and display them in the field.
The way Rails uses square brackets in the form field names may be a little strange at first, but it allows you to do some extremely powerful things with very little effort. See my other tutorials on handling multiple models in forms for examples of this.


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Eligible Borrowers | Responsibilities of Borrowers | Loan Periods | Renewals | Recalls | Overdue Items | Lost Items
Eligible Borrowers
Anyone possessing a valid Elms College ID card, Cooperating Colleges of Greater Springfield ID card, or a C/WMARS patron 18 years or older may borrow circulating materials from Alumnae Library.
Any person who has outstanding library bills may be denied borrowing privileges.
Responsibilities of Borrowers
Borrowers are responsible for all items charged out on their cards and are responsible for notifying the library of any changes in their mailing address and phone listing.
Loan Periods & Renewals
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1. The renewal transaction can be done in person or online via the library website.
2. Borrowers wishing to renew in person should bring materials they wish to renew to the Circulation desk. Items must be renewed at least 15 minutes prior to the closing of the library.
3. Borrowers wishing to renew online should go to the online catalog located on library home page, and click on the link labeled "Log into My Account." The borrower should then type in his/her name, library barcode number, and Personal Identification Number (PIN). Borrowers who access their records online the first time will be prompted to choose a PIN. The PIN can contain numbers, lowercase letters, or a combination of both, and it should not exceed 40 characters. Borrowers who forget their PIN should go to the Circulation Desk for assistance. The staff member will ask for a positive form of identification before resetting anyone's PIN.
4. Borrowers may use the link labeled "Your Library Account" to review materials checked out from all libraries that are full members of C/W MARS, outstanding holds on library materials, and any fines owed.
5. To renew by telephone, a borrower should call 413-265-2280 or dial extension 2280, during library hours. The borrower should make sure that he/she talks to a library staff member, rather than leave a voice mail message. When calling to renew, a borrower should be ready to provide his/her library barcode number, the title of the item, and the barcode for each item to be renewed.
6. Reserve materials are NON-RENEWABLE.
7. Borrowers wishing to renew media should contact the Head of the Circulation Department.
8. Borrowers wishing to renew InterLibrary Loan materials should contact Holly Stevens at 413-265-2280 or extension 2280.
Items that are checked out may be recalled by a faculty member for academic use. Item(s) must be returned directly to a staff member at the Circulation Desk by the recall due date. A fine of $5.00 per day is charged for overdue recalls.
Overdue Items
The fine for an overdue book is $ .10 per day, for audio/visual items is $1.00 per day, and for reserve materials is $5.00 per day. The fine for overdue recalled items is $5.00 per day.
Lost items
An item four weeks overdue will be considered lost. Bills for lost items are calculated on the replacement cost plus a processing fee. Borrowing privileges may be suspended, and sanctions will be applied by the Registrar until the bill is settled. Refunds will be issued, less processing fee and late charges, if items are returned undamaged within 60 days of the billing date.
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To begin, all seems to be fine now, but...
The BB was behaving strangely yesterday, went down completely, then came back up, working, but a bit patchy. I couldn't get access to any of the diagnostics on the database or the BB admin panel. Was a bit concerned that we were going to lose stuff.
I had a final go at running a database check, left it for a few hours and came back to find it completed finally, saying ok. The various ok messages were a bit misformatted, and in the midst of them was something about a server restart. Don't know if it really refered to a full reboot of the server, but since then stuff seems to have fully recovered.
To make sure I've updated us from PhpBB3 3.0.2 to 3.0.4, which of course needs to be done anyway. Update seems to have gone fine, but have a look incase anything is astray. The registration mod is still in place but I'm not sure about others.


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List of Characters
Don Pedro—Prince of Aragon, courtly and conventional. Fearful of his reputation, he is easily duped by his brother's deception. He enjoys matchmaking.
Leonato—Governor of Messina and father of Hero, whose conventionality is tested by the depth of his grief
Antonio—Leonato's older brother, who tries to philosophize his brother out of his grief, only to find his own anger stirred.
Benedick—Brave, quick-witted and spirited young lord of Padua and a professed misogynist, who will prove his love for Beatrice in a most serious manner
Beatrice—Leona Leonato's niece, whose spirited and merry wit is more than a match for Benedick, and who will, in the end, accept his love and marry him.
Claudio—Young lord of Florence, who, easily swayed by outer appearances, revengefully denounces Hero as a wanton on their wedding day.
Hero—Leonato's daughter; a chaste and docile maiden, wronged by Don John's slander
Margaret and Ursula—Both gentlewomen attending Hero, Margaret is unwittingly employed in Don John's plot to slander Hero.
Don John—Don Pedro's illegitimate brother; an envious and mischief-making malcontent and author of the slander against Hero.
Borachio and Conrade—Followers of Don John who assist him in his slander; Borachio is a drunkard.
Dogberry—Illiterate master constable, whose love of high-faluting words is only matched by his misuse of them, exposes the slanderous deception, thereby saving Hero.
Verges—Headborough, or parish constable, Dogberry's elderly companion.
Sexton (Francis Seacoal)—Learned town clerk, recorder of the examination of Conrade and Borachio, who will see past Dogberry's bumbling and alert Leonato that his daughter's slanderer has been apprehended.
First Watchman and Second Watchman (George Seacoal)—Dogberry's assistants, who providentially overhear Borachio describe the details of the deception perpetrated upon Hero.
Balthasar—Singer attending Don Pedro, whose out-of-key love song sets the tone of the play.
Friar Francis—Priest at the nuptials of Claudio and Hero, who devises a plan to change the hearts of Claudio and Don Pedro and reverse the effects of the slander perpetrated by Don John.
Messenger to Leonato—Announcer of the arrival of Don Pedro and his companions.
Another Messenger—Calls Leonato to the wedding; alerts Leonato that Don John has been taken.
Attendants, Musicians, Members of the Watch, Antonio's Son and Other Kinsmen—Members of the community.


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California Gold Nutrition, Stevia, 8 fl oz (237 ml)
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- Product Code: CGN-00691
- UPC Code: 898220006915
- Package Quantity: 8 fl oz (237 ml)
- Dimensions: 2.2 x 2.2 x 5.8 in, 0.65 lbs
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|- $2.61
- Liquid Extract
- Zero Calories Sweetener
- Vegetarian/Vegan Product
Suggested Use
Use to naturally sweeten your favorite beverages and food. Use 1 to 4 drops as desired daily. Sweeten to taste. Remember a little Stevia goes a long way. Sedimentation may occur. Shake well before using.
Other Ingredients
De-ionized water, certified organic stevia extract (stevia rebaudiana) (leaf) and 11% alcohol.
Not manufactured with wheat, gluten, soy, milk, egg, fish, shellfish or tree nut ingredients. Produced in a GMP facility that processes other ingredients containing these allergens.
Store in a cool, dry place after opening.
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 4 Drops (0.13 ml)
|Serving Per Container: 1823
|Amount Per Serving
|% Daily Value*
|Total Fat
|0 g
|0 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
|0 g
|0 g
|Not a significant source of calories from fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, dietary fiber, vitamin A, vitamin C, calcium or iron.
|*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.


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