Medieval and Modern Philologies

New Epistle Territories Between the 15th and 16th Centuries

Proceedings of the FIRB 2012 International Conference (Venice, 11-12 November 2014)

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Abstract
This volume collects most of the contributions presented at the conference of the same name, organised as part of a broad research project on the figure of Francesco Filelfo, financed by MIUR within the framework of the Italian Fund for Basic Research (FIRB) 2012. Through the conference, the research unit present at Ca’ Foscari, directed by Filippo Bognini, aimed to provide further stimuli to the scientific debate on what the metaphor of the title evokes: i.e. the new spaces occupied, in the age of Humanism, by the fundamental genre of the epistle, not only in Filelfo (whose production in the vernacular and the intercurrent relations between epistles and Odes are investigated here), but also in other personalities who, in different contexts, made a significant contribution to the genre (from the Bolognese humanists up to Machiavelli, not excluding in-depth studies on only apparently minor figures, such as Bartolomeo Baldana or Girolamo Aliotti).

Keywords Carmina • Lianoro Lianori • Giovanni Pico della M • University of Bologna • Epistolarum libri • Niccolò Perotti • Bartolomeo Baldana • Commentaries • Lucio da Visso • Neo-Latin epistles • Tuscany • Francesco Vettori • Rhetoric • Theatre • Francesco Guicciardini • Francesco Filelfo • Monastic studies • Autobiography • Arezzo • Epistolary • Giovanni Pontano • Latin versus Vernacular language • Filippo Beroaldo • XVth Century Papal States • Cicero • Niccolò Volpe • Angelo Poliziano • Philology • Ars dictaminis • Intertextuality • Metrics • Vernacular Exchanges of Letters • Seneca • Lyric collection, circulation • Flavio Biondo • Latin at the Age of Humanism • Niccolò Machiavelli • Erudite letters • Invectives • Epistolography • Fifteenth century • Authorial variants • Humanism • Prosody • Epistolary theory • Francesco Barbaro • Correspondences in vernacular language • Renaissance

Thema codes DSBC • 3KLY • 3MD • 1DST

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