"A richly textured, deeply learned, and broadly inclusive study of Petrarch's writing, his historical situation, and his contribution to our own cultural formation."--William Kennedy, Cornell University
"A richly textured, deeply learned, and broadly inclusive study of Petrarch's writing, his historical situation, and his contribution to our own cultural formation."--William Kennedy, Cornell UniversityHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Giuseppe Mazzotta is Professor and Chair, Italian Language and Literature Department, Yale University. His is the author of Dante, Poet of the Desert, The World at Play, and Dante's Vision and the Circle of Knowledge.
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Acknowledgments ix Note on Petrarch's Texts xiii Introduction 1 I. Antiquity and the New Arts 14 II. The Thought of Love 33 III. The Canzoniere and the Language of the Self 58 IV. Ethics of Self 80 V. The World of History 102 VI. Orpheus: Rhetoric and Music 129 VII. Humanism and Monastic Spirituality 147 Appendix 1: Petrarch's Song 126 167 Appendix 2: Ambivalence of Power 181 Notes 193 Index 223
Acknowledgments ix Note on Petrarch's Texts xiii Introduction 1 I. Antiquity and the New Arts 14 II. The Thought of Love 33 III. The Canzoniere and the Language of the Self 58 IV. Ethics of Self 80 V. The World of History 102 VI. Orpheus: Rhetoric and Music 129 VII. Humanism and Monastic Spirituality 147 Appendix 1: Petrarch's Song 126 167 Appendix 2: Ambivalence of Power 181 Notes 193 Index 223
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