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Know Romanticism with the aphorisms of Mary and Percy Bysshe Shelley

The Shelley

prevailing in the Italian school, by of teachers who teach literature in secondary education, the exclusive worship for the novel and poetry. The rest of the literary genres from the highest moral aphorism, dall'epigramma the story is badly neglected. Now it happens, under the sky of the millennium, or students who often wish to read the classics of literature, Put Shelley's Frankenstein, or In defense of her husband's poetry, and often, alas, not even the teachers want to read: satisfied, perhaps, at best, a successful writer of the book from which it is made into a movie equally successful, shot by a successful director, and then, then?, Romanticism, put Romanticism, is entrusted to the hasty notes of a manual and hearsay.

The proposal of the "Handbook of class" is to read and meditate on the aphorisms. You can create lessons learned that weave the thoughts of students with an aphorism romantic.

Here are some of a couple romantic. Also extracted from their works.

And since there is a disproportion between those of the woman poet than her husband, remedy, putting the bibliography of works by Mary Italian. Claudio Di Scalzo discalzo@alice.it

aphorisms MARY SHELLEY

Women should not have power over men, but on themselves.

Nothing helps soothe the mind as a purpose, a point on which the soul may fix its eye.

Each political good carried to the extreme is a manufacturer of evil.

What has terrified me terrorizzerà others. I just have to describe the spectrum who came to find my pillow at midnight.

APHORISMS of Percy Bysshe Shelley

There's no fun when all the hatred rage lies on one side only.

A story of particular facts is a mirror which obscures and distorts what could be beautiful, the poem is a mirror which makes beautiful that which is distorted.

There is no real wealth outside of human labor.

What you sow, another picks it up. The wealth that you find, another keeps it.

not lift the painted veil which those who live call life.

All the spirits that are evil are slaves.

Every man worth something passes the maturity to liberate ourselves from madness or atone for the mistakes of youth.

The pain is blind for some time, and so mine. A hope no living thing to suffer.

What is love? Ask those who live: What is life? Ask those who like: Who is God?

The truth has always been found to promote the interests of mankind.

The gestures are nice as usual for the love.

tool greatest moral good is imagination.

Every epoch under names more or less specious, has deified its particular errors.

more we study, the more we discover our ignorance.

MARY SHELLEY. Works in an Italian translation

Mary Shelley, Frankenstein, translated by Clare Zanolli and Laura Caretti, Oscar Mondadori, Milano 2006.

Mary Shelley, Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus, by Maria Paola Saci introduction, translated by Maria Paola Saci and Fabio Troncarelli, Garzanti, Milano 1991.

Mary Shelley, Matilda, translated by Mirella Billi, Marsilio Editore, Venezia 2005.

Mary Shelley, The Last Man, translated by Maria Felicita Melchiorri, Giunti, Florence 1997.

Mary Shelley, Maurice, or the fisherman's hut, translated by Cristina Dazzi, Oscar Mondadori, Milano 2003.