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Award Bisiach Ivan Marin Ivan Crico


OF JOHN FIERRO

Little - October 16, 2009 page 12
Section: GORIZIA

For the poet and painter Ivan jack and an important moment. His most recent poetry collection, "De-zu ARZENTO D'argento disappeared", published by the Institute of History Julian, Culture and Documentation, has been awarded the "National Award Biagio Marin" 2009 edition, by quasi vent'anni il maggior premio dedicato alla poesia nei dialetti e nelle lingue minoritarie in Italia. La vittoria di Crico è giunta ad ex aequo con il poeta brianzolo Piero Marelli, e la sua silloge “I nocc-Le notti”, edita da Lieto Colle. Per Crico, vissuto da sempre a Pieris e ora trasferitosi a Tapogliano, questo riconoscimento è una ulteriore conferma della sua ricerca artistica, che con l’uso e lo studio del dialetto bisiàc, lo ha già da tempo portato all’attenzione di pubblico e critica nazionali. La cerimonia di consegna del premio si terrà a Grado, domani alle 17.30 nella sala consiliare del Municipio.

Crico, cosa significa vincere questo premio?

Questo premio mi sembra, First, an unexpected ray of light on my work but also, indirectly, on what many of my very valid peers whose work has not been explored with due care in recent decades of our national critics. A vacuum should be filled as soon as possible, even for the public to understand that there is still a living poem, a matter in Italy, full of beauty and hope. And that much is done and a lot will, I'm sure.

What is the need of today to write in dialect?

There are areas where these old clips are almost extinct, others, like us, in which these languages, though modernized, of course, are still very much alive. For those who have learned how Bisiach first and then the Italian - and, more importantly, Bisiach is expressed every day - is a natural choice. In doing so, also help to keep alive in ourselves and in others the image of a world full of faces, sounds, colors, smells different: a world that is opposed to the deserts of nowhere approval.

And his strength? And perhaps open new worlds of feeling and evocation? A look at 'other'?

Compared to the national languages, absorb the local languages, which are formed in places, many special features. Not only are the result of man's mind but of the encounter / clash between man and nature that surrounds it. These languages \u200b\u200bwere born without the mediation of power and therefore, in them lies intact subversive of life that is never equal to itself, which constantly becomes 'different' from what was, mobile, elusive, impatient each definition.

There is a need to make every dialect of a language?

Each dialect can potentially become the national language and national language can be transformed into each dialect. History teaches. It depends on what perspective you look at things. Dante has turned the Florentine vernacular language in a prominent, Pasolini Casarsa the country, spoken only by poor farmers for centuries, in a language refined. The nobiltà di una lingua dipende dalla nobiltà del pensiero di chi la impiega.

In ‘Piture’, c’è una fondamentale presenza dei colori (azzurri, viola, rossi, neri…). Ha trasportato su carta il suo dipingere?

Sono un pittore e guardo le cose con gli occhi di un pittore, non potrebbe essere altrimenti; ma scrivo per dire ciò che con i pennelli, con il silenzio dei colori non potrei mai dire.

Il paesaggio è protagonista degli scritti che compongono ‘Piture’, come mai? Cosa vede in lui?

Il paesaggio rappresenta tutto ciò che sta al di fuori dell'uomo, oltre l'uomo. Simboleggia ciò che non possiamo sapere, il mistero immense that surrounds us. The limits of our thinking that everyone would like to dominate, control, and that actually know almost nothing of himself, let alone, know what is around.

What role does writing, poetry in particular, in our present? And in his daily life?

beautiful answer quoting the Nobel prize for poetry Seamus Heaney: "I think the role of the poet has to do with the survival of man's deepest interiority. The poets must help people to maintain confidence in their future. " It connects

his poetry, thought, or just to feel? What is your creative act, its direction? The study

fundamental for me. But I never write unless I feel vibrate inside me, living the words. On the bright trail of Holderlin, Rilke, Char, Jabes, Celan - authors whose work accompanies almost all my days - I guess a poem in perpetual journey, in which knowledge and sentiment must necessarily go hand in hand, in the words of a medieval text, " Starting in early through early that they never end. "

For this writer, the word is a hoax, or truth?

Words are seeds. We do not know if these seeds will be able to generate the result that they hide themselves. The only thing we know is that if you do not plant them, of course, the result will never see the light. The artist's life is not but this dark, silent patient sowing dreams. Nostalgia, irrepressible, something that does not exist yet.

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Jack, graphic works

Some graphic works (prints, mixed media) made for the exhibition "Signs of metamorphosis," curated by critic Giancarlo Pauletto, on the occasion of "PordenoneLegge 2007" by the Public Library of Pordenone.

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Ivan Crico Award national poetry Biagio Marin


From "Il Piccolo"


Saturday 11.10.2009 October 17 will receive the awards to the winners of the "National Award Biagio Marin" 2009 edition, nearly twenty years the biggest prize for poetry in the dialects and minority languages \u200b\u200bin Italy, created to commemorate the work and figure of the great poet Grado.
A witness recognized the seriousness of the prize, the jury may award, in fact, in addition to the books presented in any other dialect or volume essay published in Italy in the last two years. Over time, the jury was composed from the very beginning, the major Italian poets and scholars, by the late Carlo Bo Franco Brevini, Pietro Gibellini Franco Loi, by Edda Serra Giovanni Tesio. Among the winners of scorse edizioni inoltre troviamo alcuni tra i più significativi poeti in dialetto e studiosi del Novecento: basti qui ricordare soltanto i nomi di Paolo Bertolani, Enesto Calzavara, Amedeo Giacomini, Franca Grisoni e, per la sezione dedicata alla saggistica, Dante Isella, Cesare Segre, Alfredo Stussi.
Quattro sono le persone che riceveranno il prestigioso riconoscimento. All’unanimità la giuria ha deliberato di assegnare il premio Marin di 5000 euro ex aequo al poeta bisiaco Ivan Crico, per la raccolta “De arzent zu-D’argento scomparso”, edito dall’Istituto Giuliano di Storia, Cultura e Documentazione e al brianzolo Piero Marelli per la silloge “I nocc-Le notti” edita da Lieto Colle. Ne dà news of the President of the Research Center Biagio Marin, Edda Serra. The Jury Prize for poetry in dialect formed edited by Franco Loi, Giovanni Tesio, Pietro Gibellini, Gianni Oliva, Edda Serra and Flavia Moimas, met in Brescia, and also decided to award two more prizes. That given the personality in the course of his work has graced the poem in dialect, and contributed to his knowledge, always with the unanimous opinion, has been awarded to Lucio Felici, which is the premium of the City of Degree of € 2500. Happy is known for his studies of Roman authors in the '300 now and poets of the Treviso region, and in particular Calzavara Zanzotto. Finally, again unanimously, to essays Biagio Marin about his world and the Prize will be awarded to Catherine Conti for the thesis "The diaries and letters of Falco Marin: idealistic enthusiasm and experience in military debated at the University of Trieste.
The award ceremony will be held in Grado (GO) 17 October at 17.30 in the Council Chamber of City Hall sal.

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The teaching of dialects in school: Some necessary clarifications




I know the danger of sounding unsympathetic, but I have the need, born of a twenty-year attendance of the matter now, to point out some things. Must be very careful when we talk about these issues, otherwise you risk getting bogged down, as sometimes happened here, in the swamp (spesso quasi invisibile) dei luoghi comuni. Nel nostro paese, mi riferisco anche alle persone più preparate, si tende a dire la propria su tutto anche quando, in realtà, non si ha alcuna conoscenza dell'argomento su cui si vuol parlare. Mi spiego. Alcuni esponenti di un partito politico propongono di portare l'insegnamento dei dialetti nelle scuole e, l'indomani, sbucano ovunque - alla radio, in televisione, sui giornali, nei blog - migliaia di persone che pontificano su una questione così delicata. Ognuno è libero di esprimersi, è ovvio, ma se si vuol rispondere in modo ragionevole a certi sproloqui bisogna opporre, in primis, all'ignoranza la conoscenza approfondita di ciò di cui si parla. Altrimenti non si fa altro che add confusion to confusion. Making the game (of which you spoke so well Mattiuzzo) of all those who in reality, both right and left, you secretly wish the demise of this talk.
said, without polemics mind you, I would ask: who among those who speak for or against the teaching of dialects in schools, it was never seriously compared, at length, with teachers who have already experienced these things along with children? No credit. Well, almost. In fact in Italy, places of residence, the linguistic minorities recognized by the law 482/99, by the Friulian Ladin, the Albanians by the Sardinians, already been experimenting for years to teach in these schools altri linguaggi accanto a quello dell'italiano: basterebbe far parlare questi insegnanti. Cosa che, ovviamente, nessuno si cura di fare. Anch'io del resto un tempo intervenivo pubblicamente su queste questioni (senza in realtà conoscerle a fondo, lo ammetto) finché, un giorno, non ho incontrato l'ex deputata e illustre studiosa di insegnamento plurilingue Silvana Schiavi Facchin. Un giorno, a pranzo, mi disse: "Ma perché parli di cose che non conosci? Prova a parlare con le insegnanti di friulano che ci sono in regione e fatti raccontare, da loro direttamente, come e se funzionano queste cose". Ho seguito il suo consiglio e devo ammettere che molte delle paure o perplessità che avevo sono, oggi, del tutto scomparse. Il mio insegnante di lettere mi diceva: prima di adoperare una parola, se non la conosci bene, prendi il dizionario e leggi bene, prima, che cosa significa. Impariamo a comportarci sempre così.
Cominciamo quindi a sfatare alcuni luoghi comuni. E partiamo, innanzitutto, dalla realistica constatazione che in Italia, con tutta la più buona volontà, se si riesce a tirar fuori un'ora alla settimana per l'insegnamento dei dialetti siamo già fortunati. Tolte feste e vacanze, in poco più di una trentina di ore distribuite in un anno cosa si può fare? Ben poco. Qualche cenno, velocissimo, di grammatica; l'insegnamento di qualche termine particolare (nomi di piante, animali, di oggetti..); un paio di ricerche sulla storia locale; e then, if all goes well, the creation of states or some little show. Rather than teaching, as you can well understand, how we talk about a (necessarily simplified) to remind children and teenagers that this is a world that deserves to be valued and conserved as an integral part of the cultural heritage of our country. Undermining national unity in this way, as some fears, especially with these time available, it seems highly unlikely ...
One of the reasons, then, so it would be impossible to teach the dialects - some say - stems from their excessive internal fragmentation. First, say that in Italy or almost every country has its own particular dialect is not entirely accurate. When a country the inhabitants of a village say they speak a language very different from their neighbors know that, in ninety-nine percent of cases, it is actually microdifferenze fueled by strong (but often quite unjustified) of differentiation will . These things happen, usually, only in border areas where many different languages \u200b\u200bmeet. So, although a native of Padua employs a Venetian otherwise than by an inhabitant of Belluno, it is also true that, if we look at the bottom of this talk, the common points are infinitely greater than the differences. So, usually, as has happened for the Friuli, we start from what is common to all then, from time to time in individual countries tend to exploit the peculiarities of local speech. To understand: everyone can understand and study the Venetian Goldoni, although not born in Venice, but if we have to do a research on how the farmers called the hen can safely be used from time to time, "gain" or "pita" using local varieties. They are, in fact easiest things to do than to say: the important thing, of course, is to train teachers with knowledge of the local language. But this goes for any other matter. Finally, let us remember that Italy, second only to India is the richest country in the world of different languages. Why should instead be a source of pride is experienced by us as a tragedy. Why?
more commonplace. Instead of teaching this talk why not spend more time teaching English? You have to ask instead: why in Italy, as well as having done nothing to safeguard the linguistic heritage of the local school in 150 years has done little or nothing to spread the knowledge of foreign languages \u200b\u200bin the country? And the media, those controlled by the state mean, what they do to make it familiar to our ears the English language, for example? Not done programs in decent time to learn English, do not show films in their original language, the foreign songs never appear on the screen with i sottotitoli. Anche qui molte chiacchiere, tanto fumo e poco arrosto. Oggi i maggiori studi scientifici ci dicono, invece, che il bambino che cresce impiegando diversi linguaggi sviluppa in realtà una maggiore capacità di rapportarsi, guardandole istintivamente da più punti di vista, alle varie situazioni che la vita gli pone davanti. Ottimi artisti di fama internazionale, come la nostra giovane cantante Elisa, sono la conferma che si può cantare in un ottimo inglese e, al tempo stesso, essere fieri custodi della propria parlata nativa. Pensando a persone come lei, come a tantissimi altri personaggi del mondo della cultura e dell'imprenditoria (ricordiamo qui il caso davvero eclatante di Missoni, che rilascia spesso interviste impiegando a man bassa il dialetto!), ci si rende immediatamente conto di quanto sia ridicolo dire, come alcuni dicono, che se vogliamo essere cittadini del mondo dobbiamo sbarazzarci di questi nostri antichi linguaggi. Se qualcuno lo vuol fare, lo faccia, ma si presenterà al mondo con qualcosa in meno, non in più.
Per finire, sempre in Friuli abbiamo visto che praticamente tutti gli immigrati, smentendo un altro luogo comune, iscrivono spontaneamente i loro figli ai corsi di friulano, segno che vedono in questa lingua un modo per integrarsi con maggiore facilità in questi territori. La conoscenza della realtà locale, poi, ha anche il merito di dare una fisionomia a questi luoghi che, per gli stranieri ma anche per le nostre nuove generazioni, rischiano being perceived as non-places: spaces without a face, without a voice, without a past nor a future in front behind which to set off. To be modern and at the same time, attached to their roots is not impossible, for that matter, even though we almost unimaginable here a few kilometers from the place from which I write, Slovenia, young punks are talking five, six Language intent to eat typical dishes and traditional music background. We are not able to do the same. And perhaps for this reason, we do not know how you would value that is part of our past we do not know how to project ourselves fully in new directions.