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Carducci Giosuè
(1835—1907)

Italian poet and teacher. He was professor of literature at the Univ. of Bologna from 1860 to 1904. He was a scholar, an editor, an orator, a critic, and a patriot, although his defection from republicanism and his anti-Catholicism brought him into disfavor even with his students. He was awarded the 1906 Nobel Prize in Literature. Carducci ranks with the greatest Italian poets; his verse is classic in design, with a deep and wide range of emotion. His chief works include Rime (1857), Inno a Satana [hymn to Satan] (1865), Decennali (1871), Nuove poesie (1873), Odi barbare (1877, 1882, 1889), Rime nuove (1889, tr. New Rhymes, 1916), and Rime e ritme (1898).

Guinea Bissau, 2009, Giosuè Carducci

Italy, 1932, Giosue Carducci

Italy, 1957, Giosue Carducci

Italy, 2007, Giosue Carducci

Paraguay, 1977, Medal of Nobel prize of Literature

San-Marino, 1937, St. Marinus and St. Leo, words of Carducci

St. Vincent, 1995, Giosue Carducci

Sweden, 1966, Thomson and Carducci

Italy, 1957.10.14, Val Di Castello. Giosue Carducci

Italy, 2007.02.16, Bologna. Giosue Carducci