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Tesi etd-12212021-134417


Tipo di tesi
Tesi di dottorato di ricerca
Autore
ORSI, ELISA
URN
etd-12212021-134417
Titolo
Bibliografia Internazionale degli Studi sui Manoscritti Illustrati della Commedia (BISMIC), dal 1900 ad oggi: repertorio on-line e analisi critica
Settore scientifico disciplinare
L-FIL-LET/10
Corso di studi
STUDI ITALIANISTICI
Relatori
tutor Prof. Casadei, Alberto
Parole chiave
  • Benedetto Croce
  • Erich Auerbach
  • Gianfranco Contini
  • Millard Meiss
  • Peter Brieger
  • Charles Singleton
  • history of dante studies
  • history of literary criticism
  • storia della critica
  • storia della critica dantesca
  • divine comedy
  • divina commedia
  • manoscritti miniati
  • illuminated manuscripts
  • filologia e critica dantesca
  • dante studies
Data inizio appello
10/01/2022
Consultabilità
Non consultabile
Data di rilascio
10/01/2062
Riassunto
My research aims to offer a new bibliographical and critical path throughout the last Century of research about the early illustration of the Divine Comedy. First, I inventoried and analyzed a digital library of references, including a wide range of studies, from the last decades of the XIXth Century until today. As a result, I identified two main phases in the critical reception of early illustrations. In the first phase (1. Fino al 1969) emerges a juxtaposition between the supposed inadequateness of the early illustrators and Dante's extraordinary artistry. In the second phase (2. Dal 1969 ad oggi), early illustrations are gradually enhanced for their exegetic value and therefore studied as pictorial commentaries.
The thesis is, therefore, articulated into three parts. The first part presents the criteria and method of inventory; the second part contains the critical essay. Here, the development of the studies on the illuminated manuscripts of the Divine Comedy connects with some crucial points in the history of Dante Studies. Lastly, the third section presents the bibliographical inventory, organised chronologically and thematically.
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