This collection of essays explores the concept and tradition of satire in relation to Danteâ s Comedy and his other works, and the modern reception of Danteâ s satire in contemporary American culture. It is the first comprehensive study on Dante and satire within his entire corpus that has ever been published in recent times.
This collection of essays explores the concept and tradition of satire in relation to Danteâ s Comedy and his other works, and the modern reception of Danteâ s satire in contemporary American culture. It is the first comprehensive study on Dante and satire within his entire corpus that has ever been published in recent times.
Fabian Alfie is professor of Italian at the University of Arizona. Nicolino Applauso is visiting assistant professor of Italian at Loyola University Maryland.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Dante Satiro - Fabian Alfie and Nicolino Applauso Part 1: Satire in Dante's Commedia Chapter 1: The Ontoso Metro of Dante's Sinners: Inferno 7 - Franco Suitner Chapter 2: Inverted Popes, the Apostolic Succession, and Dante's Vocation as Satirist - Ronald L. Martinez Chapter 3: "Ed elli avea del cul fatto trombetta" (Inferno 21.139): Satire and Sodomy in Dante's Inferno - Mary Watt Chapter 4: "Se io mi trascoloro, non ti maravigliar": Peter's Invective and colores rhetorici in Paradiso 27 - Maggie Fritz-Morkin Part 2: Satire in Dante's Minor Works Chapter 5: "Ut exinde potionare possimus dolcissimum ydromellum" (DVE 1.1.1): 'Dante Satiro' and the De vulgari eloquentia - Anthony Nussmeier Chapter 6: Invective and Emotional Tones in Dante's Convivio - Beatrice Arduini Chapter 7: The Conundrum of Genre: Dante's "Doglia mi reca" - Fabian Alfie Chapter 8: Scelestissimis fiorentinis: Violence, Satire, and Prophecy in the ars dictaminis and Dante's Political Epistles - Nicolino Applauso C
Introduction: Dante Satiro - Fabian Alfie and Nicolino Applauso Part 1: Satire in Dante's Commedia Chapter 1: The Ontoso Metro of Dante's Sinners: Inferno 7 - Franco Suitner Chapter 2: Inverted Popes, the Apostolic Succession, and Dante's Vocation as Satirist - Ronald L. Martinez Chapter 3: "Ed elli avea del cul fatto trombetta" (Inferno 21.139): Satire and Sodomy in Dante's Inferno - Mary Watt Chapter 4: "Se io mi trascoloro, non ti maravigliar": Peter's Invective and colores rhetorici in Paradiso 27 - Maggie Fritz-Morkin Part 2: Satire in Dante's Minor Works Chapter 5: "Ut exinde potionare possimus dolcissimum ydromellum" (DVE 1.1.1): 'Dante Satiro' and the De vulgari eloquentia - Anthony Nussmeier Chapter 6: Invective and Emotional Tones in Dante's Convivio - Beatrice Arduini Chapter 7: The Conundrum of Genre: Dante's "Doglia mi reca" - Fabian Alfie Chapter 8: Scelestissimis fiorentinis: Violence, Satire, and Prophecy in the ars dictaminis and Dante's Political Epistles - Nicolino Applauso C
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