The essay revisits Carlo Emilio Gadda’s Quer pasticciaccio brutto de via Merulana in relation to Gaddsa’s personal philosophical concerns (chiefly to be found in his Meditazione milanese): the quest after the origins of the world’s secret order, the enigmatic status of human freedom, the analysis of the causes of violent behavior. Gadda’s philosophy is essentially Positivistic: he is fascinated by the world’s inexhaustible vitality but also discomfited by the tragic facts of chaos, violence, and suffering.
Gadda e il positivismo. Una rilettura filosofica del “Pasticciaccio”
Realino Marra
2020-01-01
Abstract
The essay revisits Carlo Emilio Gadda’s Quer pasticciaccio brutto de via Merulana in relation to Gaddsa’s personal philosophical concerns (chiefly to be found in his Meditazione milanese): the quest after the origins of the world’s secret order, the enigmatic status of human freedom, the analysis of the causes of violent behavior. Gadda’s philosophy is essentially Positivistic: he is fascinated by the world’s inexhaustible vitality but also discomfited by the tragic facts of chaos, violence, and suffering.
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