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Gabriele D'Annunzio

Gabriele D'Annunzio

Former Deputy of the Kingdom of ItalyWikipedia

Search complete. 26 mentions across 15 episodes found for "Gabriele D'Annunzio".

Sep 9, 2026

Patrick FiorilliHOST
66:35
I think that-
Duri LongHOST
66:35
Not in the least because D'Annunzio came back from V. [laughs]
Andrew TillettHOST
66:39
Fiume.
Patrick FiorilliHOST
66:40
D'Annunzio and Fiume are back.
Patrick FiorilliHOST
66:43
Shout out once again to the really, really good, uh, uh, recent TV minis- miniseries, M. Mussolini: Son of the Century.
Patrick FiorilliHOST
66:53
Uh, if you want to see-
Duri LongHOST
66:55
More on D'Annunzio and Fiume
Patrick FiorilliHOST
66:57
... more on D'Annunzio and Fiume, and-
Robert GreeneGUEST
25:57
The rake is the male form of the siren.
Robert GreeneGUEST
26:01
And there was a rake called Gabriele D'Annunzio, an Italian poet that no woman could resist.
Robert GreeneGUEST
26:07
It was amazing.
Robert GreeneGUEST
26:09
He was one of the ugliest men.
speaker_2NARRATOR
3:23
If Dostoevsky had had less vision he would have been Strindberg.
speaker_2NARRATOR
3:27
If his vision had been aesthetic and sensual he might have been D'Annunzio.
speaker_2NARRATOR
3:33
Like them he is a novelist of torture.
speaker_2NARRATOR
3:36
Turgenev found in his work something sadistic because of the intensity with which he dwells on cruelty and pain.
speaker_2NARRATOR
3:55
Mr J. Middleton Murray in his very able critical study Dostoevsky denies the charge indignantly.
speaker_2NARRATOR
4:01
But it is the sensational drama of a cruel world that most persistently haunts his imagination.
speaker_2NARRATOR
4:07
Love itself is with him, as with Strindberg and D'Annunzio, for the most part only a sort of rearrangement of hatred.
speaker_2NARRATOR
4:14
Or rather both hatred and love are volcanic outbursts of the same passion.
Elizabeth KlettNARRATOR
38:06
and better gospel than any of those iridescent ethical paradoxes that the fashionable change as often as their bonnets.
Elizabeth KlettNARRATOR
38:15
It may be a very limited aim in morality to shoot a many-faced and fickle trader, but at least it is a better aim than to be a many-faced and fickle trader, which is a simple summary of a good many modern systems from Mr. D'Annunzio's downwards.
Elizabeth KlettNARRATOR
38:34
So long as the coarse and thin texture of mere current popular romance is not touched by a paltry culture, it will never be vitally immoral.
Elizabeth KlettNARRATOR
38:44
It is always on the side of life.
speaker_5NARRATOR
4:03
It is curious to note, however, that if The Late Mattia Pascal, despite the fact that it was written twenty years ago, has entered into the patrimony of the new, the post-war, literature of Italy, that rejuvenation, rejuvenation rather than revival, has been due not to Pirandello's dramatic successes but to other influences.
speaker_5NARRATOR
4:22
When we say D'Annunzianism, the term conveys a note of disparagement to D'Annunzio that is not intended.
speaker_5NARRATOR
4:29
The disparagement is aimed at the imitators of an art which in its own time was new and which in its own domain was original.
speaker_5NARRATOR
4:36
Nevertheless, religions are rarely destroyed without some attacks upon the idols that symbolize them and without the erection of new idols in the places of the old.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
44:11
Men who see the short cut to good living will never go by the new elaborate roads.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
44:17
Well, to me Marconi or D'Annunzio is the star of Italy, said the other.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
44:22
That is why I have become a futurist and a courier.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
44:27
A courier? cried Muscari, laughing.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
38:42
Men who see the short cut to good living will never go by the new elaborate roads.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
38:48
Well, to me Marconi or D'Annunzio is the star of Italy, said the other.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
38:53
That is why I have become a futurist and a courier.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
38:58
A courier? cried Muscari, laughing.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
519:02
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Pete QuiñonesHOST
519:06
Uh, R- Arthur Rimbaud asks, "Why do you, why do you think so many significant Italians were quick to jump to war? Mussolini, De- D'Annunzio, Marinetti.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
519:18
Italy didn't get tons out of the war."
Thomas777GUEST
519:22
Why would so many Italians shit hard to go to war in, in, in, um, beginning with, uh, Ethiopia, I assume?
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
4:34
It is curious to note, however, that if The Late Mattia Pascal, despite the fact that it was written twenty years ago, has entered into the patrimony of the new, the post-war, literature of Italy, that rejuvenation, rejuvenation rather than revival, has been due not to Pirandello's dramatic successes but to other influences.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
4:53
When we say D'Annunzianism, the term conveys a note of disparagement to D'Annunzio that is not intended.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
4:59
The disparagement is aimed at the imitators of an art which in its own time was new and which in its own domain was original.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
5:06
Nevertheless, religions are rarely destroyed without some attacks upon the idols that symbolize them and without the erection of new idols in the places of the old.

51 MINS LATER

Ben TuckerNARRATOR
56:19
That would sort of get you into the spirit of the thing.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
56:23
Don Eligio is always talking about the spirit of the thing, the tone, the flavor, the style.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
56:28
Who does he think I am? D'Annunzio? Not if I can help it.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
56:32
I am putting the thing down just as it was, and it's all I can do at that.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
40:13
Men who see the shortcut to good living will never go by the new elaborate roads.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
40:19
Well, to me Marconi or D'Annunzio is the star of Italy, said the other.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
40:24
That is why I have become a futurist and a courier.
Martin CliftonNARRATOR
40:29
A courier, cried Muscari, laughing.

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