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ITALIAN STUDIES: DUECENTO AND TRECENTO I DANTE

ITALIAN STUDIES: DUECENTO AND TRECENTO I DANTE Italian Studies DUECENTO AND TRECENTO I DANTE By STEVEN BOTTERILL, Research Fellow, Queens' College, Cambridge 1. GENERAL Several noteworthy collections of essays on various aspects of D.'s work have appeared recently; among them are Silvio Abbadessa, Trame e ragioni dantesche, Bologna, Patron, 1982, 165 pp., and Mario Aversano, Il vela di Venere: allegoria e teologia dell'immaginario dantesco, Naples, Federico e Ardia, 205 pp. A Festschrift containing a number of articles of interest to Dantists is Misc. Fallani, which includes contributions by G. Petrocchi ('Ancora sull'autobiografia dantesca della Commedia') , M. Mazzotti (,Questioni dantesco-portuensi'), S. Accardo (,Dante e S. Benedetto'), E. Paratore ('Infirno III'), and S. Pasquazi (,Infimo XXIV'). Paolo Brezzi, Letture dantesche di argomento . storico-politico, Naples, Ferraro, 1983, 2 17 pp., is another collection of essays, which includes lecturae (of Inf. XVI and XIX, Purg. XX and XXIX, and Par. XVII and XXI), encyclopaedia-entries (on St Peter and the Church), and more general pieces on D.'s concept of Rome and his ecclesiology. B.'s main interests are, as he himself makes clear, historical rather than literary; but the focus of his readings is never allowed to become too narrow (or, indeed, too diffuse), and he frequently combines useful information http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies Brill

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Italian Studies DUECENTO AND TRECENTO I DANTE By STEVEN BOTTERILL, Research Fellow, Queens' College, Cambridge 1. GENERAL Several noteworthy collections of essays on various aspects of D.'s work have appeared recently; among them are Silvio Abbadessa, Trame e ragioni dantesche, Bologna, Patron, 1982, 165 pp., and Mario Aversano, Il vela di Venere: allegoria e teologia dell'immaginario dantesco, Naples, Federico e Ardia, 205 pp. A Festschrift containing a number of articles of interest to Dantists is Misc. Fallani, which includes contributions by G. Petrocchi ('Ancora sull'autobiografia dantesca della Commedia') , M. Mazzotti (,Questioni dantesco-portuensi'), S. Accardo (,Dante e S. Benedetto'), E. Paratore ('Infirno III'), and S. Pasquazi (,Infimo XXIV'). Paolo Brezzi, Letture dantesche di argomento . storico-politico, Naples, Ferraro, 1983, 2 17 pp., is another collection of essays, which includes lecturae (of Inf. XVI and XIX, Purg. XX and XXIX, and Par. XVII and XXI), encyclopaedia-entries (on St Peter and the Church), and more general pieces on D.'s concept of Rome and his ecclesiology. B.'s main interests are, as he himself makes clear, historical rather than literary; but the focus of his readings is never allowed to become too narrow (or, indeed, too diffuse), and he frequently combines useful information

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Published: Mar 13, 1985

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