Mario Vitti
Mario Vitti (18 August 1926[1][2] – 14 February 2023) was an Italian-Greek researcher of New Greek philology, born in Constantinople, Ottoman Empire. He was Honorary Professor of New Greek Philology at the University of Tuscia in Viterbo, Italy.[3][4]
Vitti died in Rome on 14 February 2023, at the age of 96.[5]
References
[edit]- ↑ Απώλειες Μάριο Βίττι (1926–2023): Οι Έλληνες έχουν μια υπερηφάνεια δικαιολογημένη
- ↑ Μάριο Βίτι: Πέθανε ο κορυφαίος πρεσβευτής των ελληνικών γραμμάτων
- ↑ Olga Sella: A new version of Mario Vitti’s standard text, in: kathimerini.gr, Thursday, 4 December 2003, online (Interview with Mario Vitt)
- ↑ Mario Vitti Papers, 1947–1992 in the Princeton University Library
- ↑ Leading Philhellene and Historian Mario Vitti Passes Away. GreekReporter
Sources
[edit]- Maria Mondelou: L’insegnamento del greco, la nostra identità più genuina. A colloquio con il professor Vincenzo Rotolo, in: Foroellenico. Pubblicazione bimestrale a cura dell’Ufficio Stampa dell’Ambasciata di Grecia in Italia, Anno X, n° 4, 2008, 21–23, online (PDF)
- Marinos Pourgouris: Mediterranean Modernisms. The Poetic Metaphysics of Odysseus Elytis (2016)
External links
[edit]- Publications by Mario Vitti in the OPAC of the Servizio Bibliotecario Nazionale
- Mario Vitti Bibliography[dead link]
- Lecture Announcement Vienna 2006 (with photo)
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