Series | Medieval and Modern Philologies
Review | The poetriae of the Latin Middle Ages
Chapter | Le poetrie e la bucolica medievale latina
Le poetrie e la bucolica medievale latina
Abstract
Since the thirteenth century, the poetrie are an instrument of prescriptive codification for poetic composition. The bucolic genre, even though it was sporadically present in the IX-XII centuries, was employed by several authors thanks to Virgilian eclogues. The fourteenth century starts a period of intensified pastoral composition, which will notably increase in the following two centuries. The link between XIII-XV intellectuals and ars dictandi and ars poetria is undeniable; the remarks made by these authors on literary genres is programmatic and continuous. This paper aims to investigate what the poetrie (together with commentaries and notes) teach with relation to bucolic production and their weight in the pastoral composition of the XIII-XV centuries.
Submitted: Sept. 15, 2017 | Published March 16, 2018 | Language: it
Keywords Medieval latin commentaries • Dantes’s eclogues • Rota Vergilii • Medieval literary genres • Medieval latin pastoral poetry
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