«L’umanesimo della parola»
Studi di italianistica in memoria di Attilio Bettinzoli
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abstract
By remembering Attilio Bettinzoli with this collection of essays, the intent of friends and colleagues is to recognize the legacy of knowledge and affectionate memories that he left in those who attended him in his intellectual excursions. His entire life was dedicated to literature and teaching, with a fine critical spirit and with joyful curiosity, both on the academic side as a refined reader – in the footsteps of Vittore Branca and exploring paths ranging from Boccaccio, Poliziano, Ficino, Pico and Iacopo Sannazaro up to the poets of the twentieth century, with a predilection for Rebora – and in poetic writing, along an existential line interpreted with dense and suggestive poetic collections that accompany the path of investigation into twentieth-century poetry in friendly and esteemed voices such as those of Eugenio Montale, Emilio Cecchi, Giovanni Boine, Camillo Sbarbaro, Cristina Campo, Giorgio Caproni and Giorgio Vigolo, often assigned to students as a topic in numerous theses, to attest to research constantly linked to teaching. These are also the thematic and conceptual lines on which the essays offered by colleagues and students move, in a small sign of friendship and gratitude for the path shared over the years.
Luigi Pulci • Maurensig • Death of the author • Paradox • Theory of language • V • 20th century • Cain • Giacoppo’s and Ginevra’s ‘novelle’ • Italian studies • Solinus • Lorenzo de’ Medici • Saint-John Perse • Iconology • Venetian • Giovanni Gherardi da Prato • Historiography • Ancient and medieval zoology • Bibliography • 15th century poetry • Inquisition • Home • Elémire Zolla • Pierantonio Serassi • Scholia to Hesiod • Albert The Great • Attilio Bettinzoli • Poetry • political poems • Caterina Cornaro • Sarpi • Montale • Autographs • Arsenal • Passion • Venetian humanism • Imagination • De obedientia • Humanism • Sciascia • 21st century • Canon • Bible • Italian literature of the 15th century • Humanities • 20th century writers • Daemons • Munich State Library • Boine • Il Paradiso degli Alberti • Interior and exterior landscape • Angels • Angelo Poliziano • Goddess Febris • Pietro Bembo • Giovannantonio and Giacomo Volpi • Literary criticism • Poet • Literature • Violin • Republic of Venice • Cominian editions of the Stanze • Querelle des anciens et de modernes • Teacher • Francesco Priuli • Adagia • Lorenzo Carbone • Virtus • Sovereignty • F • Social criticism • Typography • Historical lexicography • Pliny the Elder • Praise of Folly • Scholar • Venetian dialect • Sonnets • Ghiribizzi • Amers • Books • Roman church • Benedetto Varchi • Giovanni Pontano • Translation • Florence-Milan war (1390-1402) • Achille Platto • Claudius Aelianus • Giovanni Boccaccio • Lionardo Salviati • Publishing history • Estense Court • Hesiod • Elegy in Lalagen • La Sicilia, il suo cuore • Literature and industry • Brescian dialect • Poliziano • Riscontro • Obedience • Cesare Ripa • Italian writers • Andrea Bajani • Epicedion • Fifteen century italian short stories • Nautical terms • Humanistic Philology • Italian fiction • Renaissance • Francesco di Vannozzo • Anton Francesco Doni • Albiera degli Albizzi • Early literary reproductions/parodies of Turkish a • 19th-20th century • Leopardi • Petrarca R • Intertextuality • History of Classical Scholarship • Zibaldone • Cyprus • Lodovico Martelli • Pierio Valeriano • Erasmus of Rotterdam • Music • Fragment • Italian literature • Dante • Politics • Religion • Rebora • Rime • Industry and literature • Colleague • Space-time • Pasolini • Florentine humanism • Bettinzoli • Literary genres • Simone Serdini • Laurentian circle • Bestiary • Cgm 182 • Mass-men • Christian Hymns • Contemporary novel • Fortune • Asolo • Prince • ‘Ermetismo’