Dante's British Public: Readers and Texts, from the Fourteenth Century to the Present
De (autor) Nick Havelyen Limba Engleză Carte Paperback – 05 Oct 2017
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780198812395
ISBN-10: 0198812396
Pagini: 376
Ilustrații: 25 black-and-white halftones
Dimensiuni: 156 x 232 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.56 kg
Editura: Oxford University Press
Colecția OUP Oxford
Locul publicării: Oxford, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0198812396
Pagini: 376
Ilustrații: 25 black-and-white halftones
Dimensiuni: 156 x 232 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.56 kg
Editura: Oxford University Press
Colecția OUP Oxford
Locul publicării: Oxford, United Kingdom
Recenzii
Nick
Havely
charts
in
exemplary
detail
how
Dante's
texts
first
came
to
the
British
Isles
...
and
surveys
what
was
for
some
centuries
a
restricted,
mainly
aristocratic
readership.
The whole volume is fascinating, full of original scholarship and full of interest ... Dantes British Public is a very substantial and original contribution to Dante studies, and a really important resource for other scholars in this field ... Meticulously footnoted, with a full bibliography, this will be a truly generative book, encouraging others to develop the many leads offered throughout to further research.
A compelling narrative that ... moves easily between the disciplines of literary criticism, bibliography, reception studies, and art history ... This study will become a standard text for scholars interested in the ebb and flow of Dante's reputation.
A masterly contribution to this field ... Havely's study offers deeply contextualized and original readings of a multitude of encounters with Dante ... It deserves to become an essential point of reference for all scholars of Dante's reception and Anglo-Italian relations.
Havely's ambitious book is an informative work on the wide scope of Dante's reception and popularity ... it is recommended to scholars interested in the reception of Italian literary works abroad, and in the historical progress of Dante's fame.
Readers curious about the expanding English impacts of this poem, as we now mark seven centuries since it appeared, will consult Havely with appreciation for the careful research he has compiled here.
In this new book [Nick Havely] develops a comprehensive line of study which runs from the fourteenth century to the present ... The result is a highly painstaking, judicious and concise study.
The book coincides with a great wave of reception studies exploring the uses and abuses of the past over the course of time, but it is much more than a cultural history of Dante's Anglo-Saxon afterlife. Tracing the physical travels of books - where they originated and arrived - Havely aims to reconstruct the material geography of Dante's anglicization: from Milan to Mumbai, from Berlin to Cape Town.
The whole volume is fascinating, full of original scholarship and full of interest ... Dantes British Public is a very substantial and original contribution to Dante studies, and a really important resource for other scholars in this field ... Meticulously footnoted, with a full bibliography, this will be a truly generative book, encouraging others to develop the many leads offered throughout to further research.
A compelling narrative that ... moves easily between the disciplines of literary criticism, bibliography, reception studies, and art history ... This study will become a standard text for scholars interested in the ebb and flow of Dante's reputation.
A masterly contribution to this field ... Havely's study offers deeply contextualized and original readings of a multitude of encounters with Dante ... It deserves to become an essential point of reference for all scholars of Dante's reception and Anglo-Italian relations.
Havely's ambitious book is an informative work on the wide scope of Dante's reception and popularity ... it is recommended to scholars interested in the reception of Italian literary works abroad, and in the historical progress of Dante's fame.
Readers curious about the expanding English impacts of this poem, as we now mark seven centuries since it appeared, will consult Havely with appreciation for the careful research he has compiled here.
In this new book [Nick Havely] develops a comprehensive line of study which runs from the fourteenth century to the present ... The result is a highly painstaking, judicious and concise study.
The book coincides with a great wave of reception studies exploring the uses and abuses of the past over the course of time, but it is much more than a cultural history of Dante's Anglo-Saxon afterlife. Tracing the physical travels of books - where they originated and arrived - Havely aims to reconstruct the material geography of Dante's anglicization: from Milan to Mumbai, from Berlin to Cape Town.
Notă biografică
Nick
Havely
is
Emeritus
Professor
of
English
and
Related
Literature
at
the
University
of
York,
where
he
taught
courses
on
Dante
and
medieval
literature
for
over
thirty
years.
His
main
research
interests
have
been
in
Anglo-Italian
contacts
from
the
Middle
Ages
onwards,
and
his
publications
include
Dante's
Modern
Afterlife
(1998),
Dante
(Blackwell
Guides
to
Literature)
(2007)
and
Dante
in
the
Long
Nineteenth
Century
(2012).
He
has
received
research
awards
from
the
AHRBand
the
Leverhulme
Trust,
and
his
next
project,
supported
by
a
fellowship
from
the
Bogliasco
Foundation,
will
be
on
travel
and
travellers
in
the
Tuscan
Apennines.