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121: 24: 551:'s works, which was still imitated, to create a new and modern Friulian poetry. Other noteworthy figures in the movement include Domenico Naldini (Pasolini's cousin) and Riccardo Castellani. Neither, however, reached the poetical heights of their leader. Their works were in the 393:, composed in 1833. Çorut enjoyed great popularity in Friuli during his life and many tried to imitate his style. Today he is respected mainly for his usage of Central Friulian, which he sought to elevate to a literary language. Another author of almanacs was 468:
At the beginning of 1900 Friuli seemed far from the numerous avant-gardes of the period, at least in part due to its difficult historical situation; the regional request for autonomy received no response from the Italian authorities, and in 1933 the
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that could have fostered the language, in order to have a literary development similar to other European languages. During the 16th century for example, there were only limited poetic forms in Friulian inspired by the works of
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While poets and song writers in Friuli continue to keep the language alive, Friulan has been used in Toronto, Canada, for many years by immigrants from Friuli. A notable example is the bilingual poem collection,
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in Friulian) in 1742. The almanac contained short stories, poems and agricultural advice, with an item for each day of the year; these kinds of works would be very popular in the following centuries.
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The first half of the century was similar to the previous one. The primary Friulian author of the 19th century, and today probably the best known in all of Friulian literature, was Pieri Çorut (
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in 1866. In Gorizia, many tried to use the Friulian language in different fields, such as the applied sciences, with good results; one example from the period is the almanac
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An important literary event, although very late in comparison to other European languages, was the publication of the first Friulian vocabulary, composed by abbot
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Ermes di Colloredo: Poesie Friulane, l’Opera Completa". LiteraryJoint Press, Philadelphia, PA, 2019. The complete work of Ermes Earl of Colloredo, full text.
385:, 1792–1867). Çorut's poetry was plain, far removed from the popular romanticism of the period; he devoted himself mainly to the almanacs, called 343: 336: 41: 296:(1602-1671), born to a noble family, who composed poems in a playful and ironic style about his life and love adventures; and the count 700: 107: 328:; in the last part of his life he returned to his homeland to focus on writing poetry, most of which centers on the theme of love. 88: 60: 1221: 580:, a priest, began the difficult work of promoting and standardizing the language; he tried to arrange a Friulian grammatic in 223:. This late flourishing had several causes: first, the language of the culture and administration had never been Friulian, but 971: 45: 67: 325: 232: 353:
This century was undoubtedly poor in the development of Friulian literature, probably due to the increasing influence of
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was generally more vivacious than that of Udine; there was a different feeling of "Friulanity," and the environment was
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and the Pirona vocabulary, and from 1944 on he composed several short lyrics, dedicated mainly to the flowing of time.
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with the purpose of developing a standard variant of the language. In 1950 he also published the collection
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and his nephew Giulio Andrea (1871), which is still a valuable language resource today. In 1873,
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of this century, but who left only a few works in Friulian, mainly regarding popular traditions.
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cites an early example from 1284. Paola Benincà quotes documents from 1355, 1360, 1380 and 1389.
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dialect of Friulian, in polemic with the use of Central Friulian as the only literary standard.
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wherein were gathered the works of several interesting Friulian poets of the time (including
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from Gorizia also published several books of poetry and plays in the local Friulian dialect.
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Giovanni Frau, "Storia linguistica esterna", in Sabine Heinemann and Luca Melchior (eds.),
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prohibited any publications in Friulian. The most important authors of this time were
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The oldest surviving poems in Friulian date from the 14th century. They are songs of
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A fuller Friulian literature dates back only to the 19th century, when
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But the most important Friulian work of the 20th century was the
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published an analysis of Friulian. Ascoli started the so-called
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Paola Benincà, "Friulian Linguistics", in Rose Mucignat (ed.),
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rule. Moreover, Friuli never saw the formation of a literate
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During this period, the most important Friulian authors were
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From Friuli: Poems in Friulan, with English Translations,
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1971 saw the publication of a translation with the title
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when the fascists came to power; he died there in 1967.
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The Friulian Language: Identity, Migration, Culture
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