Testi e corpi di reclusi. Le morfologie del carcere di Antoine Volodine (a partire da Antonio Gramsci)

[Machine translation] This contribution examines Le post-exotisme en dix leçons, leçon onze by Antoine Volodine (1998), a work of fiction attributable to prison literature, referring to the Letters from Prison (1926-1937) by Antonio Gramsci. For the analysis, Gramsci's Letters represent an exemplary model of prison writing, capable of bringing out some morphological nuclei that emerge as mice in both fictional and non-fictional detention stories, in particular the narrative 1) of the incarcerated body; 2) of the altered experience of space and time; 3) of the dreamlike and imaginative experience; 4) of the methods and strategies of communication between prisoners.