Poems and Selected Letters

Franco, Veronica; Jones, Ann Rosalind; Rosenthal, Margaret F.

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“…In questa parte vorrei commentare il significato di qualche capitolo che suscita il mio interese, usando l'edizione bilingue Poems and selected letters [electronic resource] / Veronica Franco (1998), a cura di Ann Rosalind Jones e Margaret F. Rosenthal. Gli estratti delle poesie utilizzati per questo breve commento saranno annotati a piè di pagina, che sarà d'aiuto alle lettrici di questo testo per capire meglio il significato dei capitoli:…”

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Le rime di Veronica Franco nella selva letteraria del rinascimento

Mascarell Garcia

2023

Revista de la Sociedad Española de Italianistas

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Oltre a un’introduzione alla Venezia del xvi secolo, si tratterà la vita della poetessa Veronica Franco. Ci troviamo in un momento storico in cui era ancora in dubbio se le donne erano o non erano esseri umani; queste vivevano soggette alle convenzioni sociali tipiche dell’epoca, e i difensori dell’uguaglianza si confrontavano con un apogeo misogino originale del Medioevo. Nonostante ciò, molte donne riuscirono a farsi valere e a proiettare le loro capacità verso il mondo esterno.

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Le rime di Veronica Franco nella selva letteraria del rinascimento

Mascarell Garcia

2023

Revista de la Sociedad Española de Italianistas

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“…42 Venetian writers such as Veronica Franco, Moderata Fonte, and Lucrezia Marinella -recognized and published in the sixteenth centuryhave recently been translated and published for use in both research and teaching on early modern women. 43 Though by now historians study gender rather than women's history, these publications correctly point out that the work of recognizing and reviving women's lives and textual production remains far from complete.…”

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The New Venice: Historians and Historiography in the 21st Century Lagoon

Horodowich

2004

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Although the Renaissance is typically most closely associated with the city of Florence, recent scholarship on the history of Venice provocatively calls this connection into question. While humanism and classicism have traditionally characterized the Renaissance in Florence, historians now argue that the vibrancy of early modern culture also resulted from inc reased cross‐cultural interaction, the development of capitalism and markets, and the process of statebuilding. When one views the Renaissance in this light, Venice takes on a new importance in the early modern world as the epicenter from which the energies of the early modern world emanated. Recent Venetian scholarship also hotly debates a variety of other topics, such as gender and women's history and religious culture, all suggesting that the Venetian archives offer a particularly rich and abundant site at which to study the early modern world.

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‘Chacun de nous tient sa blessure ouverte, Sì che tal piaga Il mondo unqua risalde’. The Wound in Women’s Poetry (that of Cixous and Colonna Among Others)

Crivelli

2022

The Wounded Body

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Poems and Selected Letters

Cited by 23 publications

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Le rime di Veronica Franco nella selva letteraria del rinascimento

Le rime di Veronica Franco nella selva letteraria del rinascimento

The New Venice: Historians and Historiography in the 21st Century Lagoon

‘Chacun de nous tient sa blessure ouverte, Sì che tal piaga Il mondo unqua risalde’. The Wound in Women’s Poetry (that of Cixous and Colonna Among Others)

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