Arturo Cattaneo, Shakespeare e l'amore

[Autom. eng. transl.] A few months ago Shakespeare and the love of Arturo Cattaneo came out for "I Maverick" of the Piccola Biblioteca Einaudi. In this work of fluent reading, Cattaneo explores the love staged and on page by the genius of Stratford guiding the reader in a critical and narrative path that starts from Romeo and Juliet, passes through Othello and arrives at the sonnets. It is worthwhile to anticipate immediately that the essay's narrative-biographical framework is the one that keeps the arguments together and that this structural orientation, if obviously it serves to reach the vast public to which the Einaudi series addresses, is supported by an excellent Bibliographic apparatus that Cattaneo handles with clear mastery. Indeed, the author opens his speech on Shakespeare with a compelling story, The Young Will, in which he explores the formation of the Bard and his arrival in London, offering the reader a rich and reasoned setting, extremely useful for understanding the following four sections: Romeo and Juliet, Otello, Sonetti, Finis.