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Qualche idea su Dante
No full textPART ONE: DANTE AS LAY PHILOSOPHER AND THEORIST OF THE VERNACULAR (1303-1306). . The author of the Convivio and the De vulgari eloquentia. II. The idea of Italy and Italian language. III. When, where and for whom Dante wrote the Convivio and the De vulgari eloquentia. IV. Dante's political biography (1303-1306). PART TWO: DANTE AS POLITICAL AND PROPHETIC POET (1307-1308). V. Simonist popes and Dante the Prophet (Inferno 19). VI. Bologna in the afterlife (Inferno 23). VII. Guido da Montefeltro from Convivio to Malebolge (Inferno 27). PART THREE: DANTE AS THEORIST OF POETRY (1293-1300). VIII. What is poetry? Who is a poet?. IX. Why Dante's poem is a "comedy"
“Renaissance Linguistics”, edited by Mirko Tavoni (“Western Europe”, by Mirko Tavoni [pp. 1-108]; “Roman Slavdom”, by Maria Delfina Gandolfo, pp. 108-123; “Orthodox Slavdom”, by Silvia Toscano, pp. 123-148, in History of Linguistics. Vol. III: Renaissance and Early Modern Linguistics, edited by G. Lepschy, London and New York, Longman, 1998, pp. 1-148
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No full textConvivio e De vulgari eloquentia: Dante esule, filosofo laico, teorico del volgare
No full textThe Convivio and the De vulgari eloquentia were written in a specific phase of Dante’s life (1303-6) and clearly define his intellectual identity at the time as that of a ‘lay philosopher’ and a theorist of the vernacular. The article examines some characteristics common to both treatises (§ 2), and in particular tracks down two major thematic strands that they share: that of ‘rationality’ (§§ 3.1-2), resulting from Dante’s strong intellectual preferences for Aristotelian philosophy in this phase; and that of ‘nobility’ (§§ 4.1-2), arising from Dante’s search for a political order capable of overcoming the violence and disorder endemic in the life of the communes. Two target audiences are identified for the two treatises (§ 5): for the Convivio, the noblemen and nobelwomen of the feudal regimes and Signorie that Dante had met in the Apennines and the Po Valley in his early years of exile; for the De vulgari eloquentia, university philosophers, vernacular poets and masters of the artes dictandi. The article outlines the most likely political and biographical circumstances in which the two treatises were conceived and composed (§ 6): Verona emerges as the most likely place where the Convivio was devised in 1303-4 (§ 6.1); and Bologna, with its favorable political and cultural conditions and its libraries, is argued to be the most probable location where both treatises were written for the most part in 1304-6 (§ 6.2). This article closes (§ 7) by proposing some lines of further research
Ipotesi d’interpretazione della “supprema constructio” (De vulgari eloquentia II vi)
No full textInterpretazione di cosa intenda Dante per "supprema constructio" fondata sull'analisi delle strutture frasali di una canzone di Folchetto da Marsiglia che Dante porta come esempio positivo e di una canzone di Guittone come controesempio negativo
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