Sessanta Novelle Popolari Montalesi

"Sessanta Novelle Popolari Montalesi" presents a collection of sixty folk tales originating from the Montale region in Italy, specifically the area around Pistoia. Collected and presented by Gherardo Nerucci, this volume offers a fascinating glimpse into the oral traditions and cultural heritage of 19th-century Tuscany. The stories reflect the lives, beliefs, and values of the local population, preserving a rich tapestry of narratives that would have been passed down through generations. This collection is invaluable for those interested in Italian folklore, regional storytelling traditions, and the social history of rural Italy. The novellas provide insight into the collective consciousness of the people, making it an essential resource for scholars and anyone captivated by the power of folk narratives.
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