Il problema dello stile indiretto libero in Pasolini. Con una nota su un Post Scriptum dimenticato su Volponi, Leonetti e Roversi

The essay analyzes the relevance of free indirect discourse that Pasolini employed in the novels of the 1950s and took as a subject of theoretical reflection in some of his writings from the 1960s collected in Heretical Empiricism. It also examines a Post Scriptum excluded from this collection, which, however, draws some clarifications on the relationship between style, language and political engagement developed by Pasolini in light of his literary experience, the reading of Gramsci and through the comparison with some works by Volponi, Leonetti, and Roversi.