Versions by Thomas, Lord Fairfax of Some Poems by Mantuan and Other Italian Neo-Latin Writers

Contributor(s): Lee Piepho

Vester, Matthew. Transregional Lordship and the Italian Renaissance: René de Challant, 1504–1565.

Contributor(s): Mack P. Holt

vHMML School

2023-05-11 21:56:11 | Contributor(s): Christopher D Fletcher

This is a review of the vHMML School.

Vico and Modern Thought: A Pedagogical Proposal

Contributor(s): Domenico Pietropaolo

Vico lettore di Dante

Contributor(s): Massimo Verdicchio

La molta discussa questione del rapporto tra Dante e Vico, che ha visto la critica favorire una lettura di Dante come uno dei primi poeti vichiani subordinato alla maggiore filosofìa di Vico viene qui ripresa in esame e decisa nei termini di una distinzione del concetto di errore. Da...

Vigliano, Tristan. Parler aux musulmans. Quatre intellectuels face à l’Islam à l’orée de la Renaissance

Contributor(s): Guy Poirier

Vintenon, Alice, and Françoise Poulet, eds. La Réforme et la fable. Preface by Frank Lestringant.

Contributor(s): Willis Goth Regier

Vintenon, Alice. La Fantaisie philosophique à la Renaissance

Contributor(s): François Roudaut

Violence and the Law in Gianrico Carofiglio’s Literary Courtroom

Contributor(s): Elena Past

Gianrico Carofiglio’s novels featuring attorney-protagonist Guido Guerrieri have gained popularity in Italy and abroad since the first in the series emerged in 2002. Although often discussed alongside other popular crime fiction, Carofiglio’s work also has a wider resonance,...

Virago Valorosa o “Marfisa Bizarra”? La Donna Guerriera ne La Pazzia d’Isabella (1611) di Flaminio Scala e ne Lo Schiavetto (1612) di Giovan Battista Andreini

Contributor(s): Valentina Denzel

In questo articolo confrontiamo la messa in scena dei personaggi femminili delle due commedie La pazzia di Isabella (1611) di Flaminio Scala e Lo Schiavetto (1612) di Giovan Battista Andreini. Le protagoniste della commedia di Scala, Isabella e Flaminia, rievocano per la loro presa d’armi le...

Virgil's Discourse on Love in Purgatorio XVIII and Guido Cavalcanti

Contributor(s): Lloyd Howard

Virginibus Puerisque: Five Preaching Plays of Castellano de’ Castellani Addressed to the Youth of Florence

Contributor(s): Gerald Allan Dunlevie

Virtual Paul’s Cross Project: A Digital Recreation of John Donne’s Gunpowder Day Sermon

2023-05-11 22:16:42 | Contributor(s): Brent Nelson

This is a review of Virtual Paul’s Cross Project: A Digital Recreation of John Donne’s Gunpowder Day Sermon.

Virtue and Prudence from Machiavelli to Racine

Contributor(s): Tonia C. Riviello

Vision métaphorique du Roi dans La Conquête de la Toison d'or de Pierre Corneille

Contributor(s): Marie-France Wagner

Vitali, Francesco. I nunzi pontifici nella Firenze di Ferdinando I (1587–1609)

Contributor(s): James Nelson Novoa

Vito Teti, Francesco Loriggio. Stones into Bread (Loriggio, Francesco & Damiano Pietropaolo, Trans.). Toronto: Guernica World Editions, 2018 (Original work published in 2011).

Contributor(s): Alessandro Loss

Vito Teti. Stones into Bread. Trans. by Francesco Loriggio and Damiano Pietropaolo

Contributor(s): Paolo Chirumbolo

Vives, Juan Luis. De Europae dissidiis et republica. Ed. and trans. with an intro. by Edward V. George and Gilbert Tournoy

Contributor(s): Willis Goth Regier

Vladimir Mayakovsky as Exemplary Character: Two Interpretations by Dario Fo and Carmelo Bene

Contributor(s): Malcolm Angelucci, Stephen Kolsky

This article contributes to the mapping of the role played by the Russian poet, playwright, artist and performer Vladimir Mayakovsky (1893-1930) in the Italian context of the 60s and 70s, concentrating on Dario Fo’s L’operaio conosce 300 parole, il padrone 1000, per questo lui è il padrone...