Medieval and Modern Philologies

The poetriae of the Latin Middle Ages

Models, Fortune, Comments

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Abstract
This book offers a reflection upon Medieval Latin artes poetriae and aims to spur the scientific debate on them by means of eleven papers written by internationally-kwown scholars. The essays investigate, according to different perspectives and in different ways, various aspects of the artes: their relations with other texts (Latin and vulgar), their fortune, their sources, the cultural contexts in which they were read and commented, and single authors’ reflections upon specific questions.

Keywords Medieval poetics • Medieval latin commentaries • Bernardus Silvestris • Etienne Jodelle • Raimbaut d’Aurenga • Latin art of poetry • Poetria nova • Dante • Rota Vergilii • Versus rapportati • N’Ar de Mons • Medieval rhetoric • Poetics • Dantes’s eclogues • Joglar • Diffusion in Germany • Italian commentaries on the Poetria nova • Metaphor • Rhetoric • Petrarch • Medieval poetry • List of authors • Forms of versification • Artes poetriae • Matthew of Vendôme • Medieval Latin • Grammar • Bartolomeo da San Concordio • Geoffrey of Vinsauf • Pace da Ferrara • Medieval latin pastoral poetry • Medieval literary genres • Ramon de Cornet • Humanism • Defence of poetry • Poetic • Laborintus • Jean de Sponde • Politic discourse • Arnaut Daniel • Guizzardo da Bologna • Gervase of Melkley • Godmothers and foster mothers • Allegory • Occitan art of poetry • Italy • Mothers • Matthew of Vendome

Thema codes DSBB • CFG • 3KL • 2ADL

Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-137-9 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-137-9 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-205-5 | Number of pages 316 | Dimensions 16x23cm | Published March 16, 2018 | Language en, it

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