Satire

"Satire" by Salvatore Rosa, originally published in 1791, offers a compelling glimpse into the social and cultural landscape of 18th-century Italy. This collection of satirical works showcases Rosa's sharp wit and critical perspective on the follies and vices of his time. Written in Italian, the poems retain their original linguistic beauty and offer valuable insights into the literary traditions of the period.
Rosaâ€(TM)s satirical verses provide a unique lens through which to examine the political, religious, and artistic conventions of the era. This edition makes Rosaâ€(TM)s influential work accessible to contemporary readers, inviting both scholars and enthusiasts to explore the enduring power of satire as a form of social commentary and artistic expression. A valuable addition to any collection of Italian literature, “Satire†remains relevant for its historical significance and its timeless observations on human nature.
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