D’Onghia deals with a first map of an area in the Venetian literary production that has not been studied yet: this is the so-called «Experimental fifteenth century», with its vivid stylistic and linguistic experiences (more in the mainland than in the capital of the Most Serene Republic of Venice). Different commented specimina of Andrea Michieli (Strazzòla), Giorgio Sommariva, Paolo da Castello, Bernardino Tomitano, Sicco Polenton enrich the essay.
Quattrocento sperimentale veneto: un diagramma e qualche auspicio
D'ONGHIA, LUCA
2012
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D’Onghia deals with a first map of an area in the Venetian literary production that has not been studied yet: this is the so-called «Experimental fifteenth century», with its vivid stylistic and linguistic experiences (more in the mainland than in the capital of the Most Serene Republic of Venice). Different commented specimina of Andrea Michieli (Strazzòla), Giorgio Sommariva, Paolo da Castello, Bernardino Tomitano, Sicco Polenton enrich the essay.File in questo prodotto:
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