Journal Issue: Bibliotheca Dantesca: Journal of Dante Studies: Volume 2, Issue 1
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Publication Luca Carlo Rossi. 'Studi su Benvenuto da Imola.' Florence: SISMEL – Edizioni del Galluzzo, 2018.(2019-12-12) Sassi, MarioPublication MATERIALITY AND TEXTUALITY: EDITING AND REWRITING THE LYRIC DANTE IN HISTORY(2019-12-12) Banella, LauraThe paper presents the MaTeLDa project (Materiality and Textuality: Editing and Rewriting the Lyric Dante in History, Università degli Studi di Padova, 2018-2020), which offers an interdisciplinary study of how Dante was received and ‘canonized’ in late medieval and early modern Italy. MaTeLDa envisages the analysis of a selection of Dante’s texts in material contexts, and of specific instances of the circulation and reception of his lyric poetry, thereby laying the basis for a better understanding of medieval and early modern authoriality; the qualities of books as ‘textual objects;’ and the ways in which context, form, and annotation in single books may bestow cultural authority upon authors and works. The essay then investigates a case-study in order to illustrate some key aspects of the circulation of Dante’s lyric poetry and the construction of his figure as an Author between the thirteenth and the late fourteenth century: the peculiar case of the transmission of Dante’s experimental canzone in three languages (French, Latin, and Italian) “Aï faus ris.”Publication Marsilio Ficino. 'De Christiana Religione.' Guido Bartolucci, ed. Pisa: Edizioni della Normale, 2019.(2019-12-12) Del Soldato, EvaPublication EDITIONS OF DANTE IN BOOKSHOP INVENTORIES BETWEEN THE FIFTEENTH AND THE SIXTEENTH CENTURIES, A BOOKSHOP LEDGER AND A CONTRACT FOR PRINTING: SOME POSSIBLE INTERPRETATIONS(2019-12-12) Gatti, ElenaThis essay compares three inventories (of warehouses and bookshops) and a ledger - all datable to the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries - to assess the influence of the commentaries for the fortunes of Dante’s Commedia and the reading tastes of readers in Bologna and Ferrara. It will also provide a brief history of the reception of Dante’s works in this period.Publication CARLINO’S CROSSINGS: STUART HOOD, DANTE AND A CIVIL WAR IN TUSCANY (1943-4)(2019-12-12) Havely, NickThe essay – which forms part of a larger project on travelers across the Tuscan Apennines – addresses three aspects of Dante’s presence in the region: first the poet's documented associations with and references to the mountains in which Stuart Hood (1915-2011) would find himself during the later years of World War II; secondly how readers of Dante had traced those associations within this landscape, especially during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries (from the rise of bourgeois tourism to the Second World War); and thirdly Hood's wartime journeys in the Apennines and the relevance of his reading of Dante to the Tuscan "civil war" in which he himself became a combatant and to his later memoirs and novels which recall that conflict.Publication Publication Lina Bolzoni. 'Una meravigliosa solitudine. L’arte di leggere nell’Europa moderna.' Turin: Einaudi, 2019.(2019-12-12) De Robertis, TommasoPublication DANTE TRANSLATING(2019-12-12) Kirkpatrick, RobinThis essay is intended as a discussion document. Its argument is that translation does not involve a search for conclusive authority but is rather a performative act, engaging the reader of a translation as well as its author in close critical engagement with the text. This may be said even in considering the translation of Dante’s Commedia—a work which all too often is thought to aim at final, definitive utterance.
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