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‘Montale... finds the solution to the ills and pains of living in a kind of apathy and indifference that should lead to a Stoic embrace called “divine indifference.”’ ‘If the moral rigor of the Genoese poet were not known, it would be legitimate to wonder if it is not a bit of a mockery to declare having accepted the defeat of Art... in eight “simple” verses.’
‘Montale... finds the solution to the ills and pains of living in a kind of apathy and indifference that should lead to a Stoic embrace called “divine indifference.”’
‘If the moral rigor of the Genoese poet were not known, it would be legitimate to wonder if it is not a bit of a mockery to declare having accepted the defeat of Art... in eight “simple” verses.’
Explore Montale’s profound reflections on life and art—read the full analysis or delve into his timeless poetry today!
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