Philosophical pessimism, Italian poetry and literatureItalian1798–1837
"Everything in the world, except pain, is fleeting."
Giacomo Leopardi was an Italian poet, philosopher, writer, and thinker of the nineteenth century, considered one of the most important figures of Italian Romanticism and philosophical pessimism. In his works, he explored themes such as human suffering, the indifference of nature, the instability of hope, and the limitations of the human condition.
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