This volume surveys of Petrarch's literary legacy in Britain. It explores a number of key topics: Petrarch's analysis of the self; his dialogue with other classical and Italian authors; Petrarchism and anti-Petrarchism in Renaissance Italy; Petrarchism in England and Scotland; and his modern legacy in both Italy and Britain.
This volume surveys of Petrarch's literary legacy in Britain. It explores a number of key topics: Petrarch's analysis of the self; his dialogue with other classical and Italian authors; Petrarchism and anti-Petrarchism in Renaissance Italy; Petrarchism in England and Scotland; and his modern legacy in both Italy and Britain.
Dr Letizia Panizza, Editor, Research Fellow, Italian Department, Royal Holloway, University of London
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* I : PETRARCH'S BRITAIN * 1: Piero Boitani: Petrarch and the barbari Britanni * II: PETRARCH AND THE SELF * 2: Jennifer Petrie: Petrarch solitarius * 3: Zygmunt G. Baranski: The Ethics of Ignorance: Petrarch's Epicurus and Averroes and the Structures of the De Sui Ipsius et Aliorum Ignorantia * 4: Jonathan Usher: Petrarch's Second (and Third) Death * III: PETRARCH IN DIALOGUE * 5: Francesca Galligan: Poets and Heroes in Petrarch's Africa: Classical and Medieval Sources * 6: Enrico Santangelo: Petrarch reading Dante: the Ascent of Mont Ventoux (Familiares IV.1) * 7: John Took: Petrarch and Cino da Pistoia: A Moment in the Pre-history of the Canzoniere * IV: PETRARCHISM AND ANTIPETRARCHISM IN ITALY * 8: Abigail Brundin: Petrarch and the Italian Reformation * 9: Hilary Gatti: Petrarch, Sidney, Bruno * 10: Diego Zancani: Renaissance Misogyny and the Rejection of Petrarch * 11: Letizia Panizza: Impersonations of Laura in Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Italy * V: PETRARCHISM: ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH CONNECTIONS * 12: Michael Wyatt: Other Petrarchs in Early Modern England * 13: Stephen Clucas: Thomas Watson's Hekatompathia and European Petrarchism * 14: John Roe: The Comedy of Astrophil: Petrarchan Motifs in Sidney's Astrophil and Stella * 15: Syrithe Pugh: Sidney, Spenser and Political Petrarchism * 16: R. D. S. Jack: Petrarch and the Scottish Renaissance Sonnet * VI: PETRARCH AND THE MODERNS: ITALY AND BRITAIN * 17: Pamela Williams: Leopardi and Petrarch * 18: Ela Tandello: Between Tradition and Transgression: Amelia Rosselli's Petrarch * 19: Martin McLaughlin: Nineteenth-century British Biographies of Petrarch * 20: Peter Hainsworth: Translating Petrarch
* I : PETRARCH'S BRITAIN * 1: Piero Boitani: Petrarch and the barbari Britanni * II: PETRARCH AND THE SELF * 2: Jennifer Petrie: Petrarch solitarius * 3: Zygmunt G. Baranski: The Ethics of Ignorance: Petrarch's Epicurus and Averroes and the Structures of the De Sui Ipsius et Aliorum Ignorantia * 4: Jonathan Usher: Petrarch's Second (and Third) Death * III: PETRARCH IN DIALOGUE * 5: Francesca Galligan: Poets and Heroes in Petrarch's Africa: Classical and Medieval Sources * 6: Enrico Santangelo: Petrarch reading Dante: the Ascent of Mont Ventoux (Familiares IV.1) * 7: John Took: Petrarch and Cino da Pistoia: A Moment in the Pre-history of the Canzoniere * IV: PETRARCHISM AND ANTIPETRARCHISM IN ITALY * 8: Abigail Brundin: Petrarch and the Italian Reformation * 9: Hilary Gatti: Petrarch, Sidney, Bruno * 10: Diego Zancani: Renaissance Misogyny and the Rejection of Petrarch * 11: Letizia Panizza: Impersonations of Laura in Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Italy * V: PETRARCHISM: ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH CONNECTIONS * 12: Michael Wyatt: Other Petrarchs in Early Modern England * 13: Stephen Clucas: Thomas Watson's Hekatompathia and European Petrarchism * 14: John Roe: The Comedy of Astrophil: Petrarchan Motifs in Sidney's Astrophil and Stella * 15: Syrithe Pugh: Sidney, Spenser and Political Petrarchism * 16: R. D. S. Jack: Petrarch and the Scottish Renaissance Sonnet * VI: PETRARCH AND THE MODERNS: ITALY AND BRITAIN * 17: Pamela Williams: Leopardi and Petrarch * 18: Ela Tandello: Between Tradition and Transgression: Amelia Rosselli's Petrarch * 19: Martin McLaughlin: Nineteenth-century British Biographies of Petrarch * 20: Peter Hainsworth: Translating Petrarch
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