Giuseppe Pontiggia

生卒: 1934 – 2003
国籍: 意大利、意大利王国
获奖: 斯特雷加奖（1989）、坎皮耶洛奖（2001）

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Giuseppe Pontiggia (Italian pronunciation: [dʒuˈzɛppe ponˈtiddʒa]; 25 September 1934 – 27 June 2003) was an Italian writer and literary critic.

Biography

He was born in Como, and moved to Milan with his family in 1948. In 1959 he graduated from the Università Cattolica in Milan with a thesis on Italo Svevo. After a first unnoticed short story anthology published in 1959, Pontiggia, encouraged by Elio Vittorini, decided to devote himself entirely to writing starting in 1961.

His first novel was L'arte della fuga in 1968. Pontiggia won the Premio Strega in 1989 with La grande sera and the Premio Campiello in 2001 with Nati due volte. He also wrote numerous articles and essays.

He died in Milan in 2003 of a circulatory stroke. He was an atheist.

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资料卡

母语名: Giuseppe Pontiggia
出生: 1934 年 9 月 25 日
出生地: 科莫
逝世: 2003 年 6 月 27 日
逝世地: 米兰
职业: 作家、aphorist、文学评论家、编剧
使用语言: 意大利语
就读学校: 圣心天主教大学
获奖: 斯特雷加奖（1989）、Premio Chiara（1997）、Premio Brancati（1998）、坎皮耶洛奖（2001）、Sigillo Longobardo（1999）、Premio Selezione Campiello、Flaiano Literary Prize