Memoria di carta. Sulla Ricerca delle radici di Primo Levi

Contributor(s): Maria Anna Mariani

“Memoria di carta. Sulla Ricerca delle radici di Primo Levi” is focused on the anthology which collects Levi’s favourite readings, selected by the author not because of their aesthetic value, but because they were connected to very precise biographical experiences. Mariani’s article aims to...

Memory, History and a Mother’s Resistant Mourning in Giuseppe Dessì’s Il disertore

Contributor(s): Amy Boylan

This essay proposes a re-reading of Giuseppe Dessì’s Il disertore (1961) in the context of collective memory theory and postmodern concerns with mourning and melancholia. Through an examination of the way Dessì represents the interaction between individual memories and official memorialization in...

Mentors and Censors

Contributor(s): Connie Guzzo-McParland

Merkley, Paul. Music and Patronage in the Court of René d’Anjou: Sacred and Secular Music in the Literary Program and Ceremonial

Contributor(s): Luke Arnason

Metamorphoses sexuelles et sexualité féminine durant la Renaissance

Contributor(s): Massimo Ciavolella

Metaphors and Fictions of Self-Preservation in Il berretto a sonagli and Il giuoco delle parti

Contributor(s): John Mastrogianakos

Metlica, Alessandro. Le seduzioni della pace. Giovan Battista Marino, le feste di corte e la Francia barocca

Contributor(s): Marco Malvestio

Metrical Psalmody and the Bannatyne Manuscript: Robert Pont's Psalm 83

Contributor(s): Jamie Reid-Baxter

Cet article remet dans son contexte, ou plutôt dans ses contextes, la paraphrase métrique du psaume 83 écrite par Robert Pont pour le premier psautier métrique de l'Église reformée écossaise (1564). On y montre que cette paraphrase constitue le seul lien textuel entre les trois grands receuils de...

Mettere in scena Tasso oggi: L'Aminta tra filologia letteraria e interpretazione registica

Contributor(s): Gian Giacomo Colli

Micallef, Fabrice. Le Bâtard royal. Henri d’Angoulême dans l’ombre des Valois (1551–1586)

Contributor(s): François Rouget

Michael Antonio DiMarco. Mundunur. A Mountain Village under the Spell of South Italy

Contributor(s): Alan G. Hartman

Michael Servetus’s Britain: Anatomy of a Renaissance Geographer’s Writing

Contributor(s): Peter Hughes

Michael Servetus was a theologian, physician, astrologer, and editor. In the latter capacity he edited two editions of Ptolemy’s Geographia, to which he added some apparatus and several articles that described European countries and peoples. Following in the footsteps of medieval and Renaissance...

Michelangelo Reading Landino? The "Devil" in Michelangelo's Last Judgment

Contributor(s): Sarah Melanie Rolfe

In lieu of Satan, the Hell scene in Michelangelo's Last Judgment features Charon and Minos, two key figures present in Dante’s Inferno. These figures were given an interesting psychological interpretation in the well circulated fifteenth-century commentary on Dante's Commedia by Cristoforo...

Michelle Alfano on Her Memoir, The Unfinished Dollhouse

Contributor(s): Liana Cusmano

Liana Cusmano’s interview with Toronto author Michelle Alfano offers reflections on gender identity and living through a child’s transitioning. The act of writing helped Alfano overcome the distress she felt during this difficult time. In her memoir The Unfinished Dollhouse, Michelle Alfano...

Microfilm Archives from the Vatican in Toronto

2023-06-15 18:44:27 | Contributor(s): Richard Landon

Midsummer in Salisbury: The Tailors' Guild and Confraternity 1444-1642

Contributor(s): Audrey Douglas

Military Camping: Pier Vittorio Tondelli’s Homosexualized Barracks in Pao Pao

Contributor(s): Sciltian Gastaldi

Pier Vittorio Tondelli’s second novel, Pao Pao (1982), has often been considered as an example of hedonism and lack of structural criticism against the military institution. This study contradicts the vulgate by demonstrating its full readability through the lenses of queer theory via an explicit...

Milton Edits Freigius' "Life of Ramus"

2023-06-22 19:46:21 | Contributor(s): Leo Miller

Milton's Bower of Bliss: A Rewriting of Spenser's Art of Married Love

Contributor(s): John N. King

Milton, Salmasius and Hammond: The History of an Insult

2023-06-29 18:52:52 | Contributor(s): Leo Miller