Bibliography of Margaret Avison, 1987-2017

2022-06-13 19:45:46 | Bibliography | Contributeur(s): Graham Jensen | https://doi.org/10.25547/CKKS-J411

Margaret Avison, Canadian Poetry, bibliography, Canadian literature, literary modernism, modern poetry

Biblioteca Digital de Emblemática Hispánica (Digital library of Hispanic emblematica)

Article | Contributeur(s): Pedro Germano Leal

This is a review of the Biblioteca Digital de Emblemática Hispánica (Digital library of Hispanic emblematica). 

Billy

Article | Contributeur(s): Michelle Alfano

Bingen, Nicole. « Aux escholles d’outre-monts ». Étudiants de langue française dans les universités italiennes (1480–1599) : Français, Francs-Comtois, Savoyards

Article | Contributeur(s): Marie Barral-Baron

Bit Part or Leading Role? Confraternal Drama Studies in the Academy

Article | Contributeur(s): Nerida Newbigin

Black Africans in Seventeenth-Century Amsterdam

Article | Contributeur(s): Dienke Hondius

Les hommes et les femmes d’Afrique noire sont arrivés dans les villes d’Europe du Nord en tant que serviteurs, esclaves, amants et employés des marchands portugais et espagnol, ou en tant que diplomates. Le statut de ces noirs d’Afrique était une nouveauté et fluctuait, et on constate une...

Black Africans' Religious and Cultural Assimilation to, or Appropriation of, Catholicism in Italy, 1470-1520

Article | Contributeur(s): Kate Lowe

Dans cet article, j’examine trois exemples d’africains sub-sahariens présents dans l’Italie de la Renaissance et qui ont assimilé avec succès les fondamentaux du catholicisme. On considère qu’il était impossible pour les noirs africains en Europe de se réinventer une nouvelle identité sans être...

Black Confraternity Members Performing Afro-Christian Identity in a Renaissance Festival in Mexico City in 1539

Article | Contributeur(s): Miguel A. Valerio

In February 1539, Mexico City was the stage of a lavish two-day festival meant to commemorate the Truce of Nice, signed the year before between Emperor Charles V and King Francis I of France at Aigues-Mortes. In this article, I analyze Bernal Díaz del Castillo’s description of a performance by...

Blake, Liza, ed. Margaret Cavendish’s Poems and Fancies: A Digital Critical Edition

Article | Contributeur(s): Lara Dodds

Blame-by-praise Irony in the Ecatommiti of Giraldi Cinzio

Article | Contributeur(s): Salvatore di Maria

Blanco, Mercedes, project dir. Góngora et les querelles littéraires de la Renaissance / Góngora y las polémicas literarias del Renacimiento (GQL/GPL; Góngora and the literary polemics of the Renaissance). Other.

Article | Contributeur(s): Marsha S. Collins

Blended Learning for the Teaching of Italian as a Foreign Language. Theoretical Background and Pedagogical Applications in the North American and European Higher Education Contexts

Article | Contributeur(s): Daria Mizza

Blindsided by the American Dream

Article | Contributeur(s): Maria Lisella

In her essay “Shades, Color and Internal Dialogues in White America,” from which the present contribution is taken, Maria Lisella takes a savvy streetwise approach to balancing feminism with political consciousness. By sifting through the nuances and politics of her own body language in what...

Bloch, Amy R., Carolyn James, and Camilla Russell, eds. The Art and Language of Power in Renaissance Florence: Essays for Alison Brown

Article | Contributeur(s): Paula C. Clarke

Blood, Sweat, and Tears: Self-Chastisement in Donne's "If poysonous mineralls"

Article | Contributeur(s): Kenneth Chong

Les principales interprétations du poème de Donne — “If poysonous mineralls” — sont divisées sur la question de savoir si le propos de ce poème est spécieux ou non. Mon avis est qu’il est effectivement spécieux, mais seulement dans la perspective où l’auteur se repent et se châtie. La stratégie...

Boccaccio tra Dante e Cino

Article | Contributeur(s): Pier Massimo Forni

Boccaccio, Baptismal Kinship, and Spiritual Incest

Article | Contributeur(s): Louis Haas

Bodily Boundaries Represented: the Petrarchan, the Burlesque and Arcimboldo's Example

Article | Contributeur(s): Maria Galli Stampino

Bodily Passions: Physiognomy and Drama in Giovan Battista Della Porta

Article | Contributeur(s): Eugenio Refini

This article explores the intersections of physiognomic knowledge and drama in the works of Neapolitan naturalist and playwright Giovan Battista Della Porta (1535–1616). It first looks at references to theatre—classical drama in particular—in Della Porta’s writings on physiognomy, thus showing...

Body Language During Classes of Italian as L2: The Voice of the Students in Canada and in Italy

Article | Contributeur(s): Giuliana Salvato