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Cesare Pavese 1908–1950: Critical Essay by Davide Lajolo

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SOURCE: "The Woman with the Hoarse Voice," in An Absurd Vice: A Biography of Cesare Pavese, edited and translated by Mario Pietralunga and Mark Pietralunga, New Directions, 1983, pp. 62-77.

In the excerpt below, originally published in Italian in 1960, Lajolo discusses Pavese's portrayal of women in his writings.

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