Manlio Sgalambro

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Manlio Sgalambro (philosopher and poet) was born in Lentini in 1924.

In 1982 he published La morte del sole (Adelphi, Milano), then transleted in German and French.

Still with Adelphi he published:

  • Il trattato dell’empietà, 1987;
  • Anatol, 1990;
  • Del pensare breve, 1991;
  • Dialogo teologico, 1993;
  • Dell’indifferenza in materia di società, 1994;
  • La consolazione, 1995;
  • Trattato dell’età, 1999;
  • De mundo pessimo, 2004;

His other books are:

  • Del metodo ipocondriaco (1987, Il Girasole Edizioni);
  • Contro la musica (1994, De Martinis);
  • Teoria della canzone (1997, Bompiani);
  • Nietzsche, frammenti di una biografia per versi e voce (1998, Bompiani);
  • Opus Postumissimum, (Giubbe Rosse 2002);


In the 1994 Sgalambro started a collaboration with one of the most popoular Italian singers, Franco Battiato, and he wrote for the libretto dell’opera lirica Il cavaliere dell’intelletto (1994) for him, plus the lyrics of pop albums such as L’ombrello e la macchina da cucire (1995), L’imboscata (1996), Gommalacca (1998), Campi magnetici (2000), and Ferro Battuto (2001).

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