Dante, Boccaccio, l’origine. Sei studi e una introduzione
By (author) Giuseppe Chiecchi
Paperback (Published)
(April 2013)
ISBN: 9788822262424
Price: $40.00
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The six essays collect Dante’s and Boccaccio’s explorations in that literary realm that opens up to the word, or tries to go back to its own beginning (Dante), or distracts and preserves itself in plurality (Decameron). They highlight the huge gap between Dante’s theological and mythological thought and Boccaccio’s reflections and narrative experiments, from the Filocolo to the Ninfale fiesolano and the Decameron.
- By (author) Giuseppe Chiecchi
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