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25. Liber Liber: Biblioteca > Autori B > Boccaccio, Giovanni http://www.liberliber.it/biblioteca/b/boccaccio/

NULLUS AMICUS MAGIS LIBER QUAM LIBER Liber Liber promuove il progetto Manuzio , biblioteca telematica ad accesso gratuito biblioteca Autori A B C D ... Tesi Opere A B C D ... Collaborare ti trovi in: Copertina Home Biblioteca Autori B Boccaccio, Giovanni Note biografiche Era figlio "naturale" - nato cioè al di fuori del matrimonio - di un mercante: Boccaccio di Chellino, e di una donna di cui non si sa il nome, ma venne riconosciuto e legittimato dal padre, e visse in famiglia con pari diritti rispetto ai fratelli. Filocolo Filostrato Teseida Caccia di Diana (1334/38 ) e le Rime Ninfale d'Ameto o Commedia delle Ninfe fiorentine Elegia di madonna Fiammetta Ninfale fiesolano click sull'immagine per un ingrandimento Decameron , terminato nel 1351. Negli ultimi anni si stringe il rapporto di amicizia con Francesco Petrarca, il "glorioso maestro" che lo aveva persuaso a dirigere la mente verso le cose eterne lasciando da parte il diletto di quelle temporali. Il Petrarca lo aiutò a superare una crisi religiosa, indirizzando l'attività del Boccaccio verso la cultura letteraria di tipo "umanistico": le opere tarde del Boccaccio saranno in latino, e fra queste va citata la

26. BOCCACCIO, GIOVANNI International forfatterbibliografi. http://www.bibliografi.dk/boccaccio_giovanni.htm

A B C D ... Z BOCCACCIO, GIOVANNI født 1313 i Paris og døde 21. december 1375 - italiensk lærer og forfatter. "Decameron" ("Il Decameron") Schou, 2 bind : 1873 A. Christiansen, 3 bind : 1907 Kamla, 2 bind : 1909(1), 1912(2) Chr. Flor : 1912 Bogforlaget Nordstjernen : 1923(1-2) Skandinavisk Krone-magasin : 1923 Bogforlaget, 5 hæfter : 1929 Nyt Nordisk Forlag : 1939 Forlaget Nyttebøgers Pep-Serie, 1. ufork. udg., 3 bind : 1943, 1945(2) Nyt Nordisk Forlag : 1943(1), 1944(n) Nyt Nordisk Forlag, ny udg., 3 bind : 1960 Gyldendals Bibliotek, Verdenslitteraturen, ny udg. : 1966 Lademann (Store fortællere), ny udg., 3 bind : 1970 * "Boccacio's smukkeste fortællinger fra 'Il decamerone'" Martins Standard udg., 2 bind : 1917 * "Boccaccios bedste fortællinger fra 'Decamoron'" Oplysningsforlaget, 6 bind : 1930 * "Det bedste fra Decameron : 50 udvalgte noveller" Carit Andersen : 1954 * "Udvalgte fortællinger fra Boccaccios Dekameron" Aschehoug (Minerva-bøgerne) : 1960(1), 1962(2) * "Det bedste fra Decameron : udvalgte noveller" Carit Andersen (Lommebusserne), ny fork. udg.: 1968

27. Giovanni Boccaccio - Biografie - Vita E Opere Vita e opere dell'autore, con critica letteraria al Decamerone. http://www.italialibri.net/autori/boccacciog.html

Giovanni Boccaccio (1313-1375) Dante e Petrarca Rime , la Caccia di Diana , il Filostrato , il Filocolo , il Teseida (terminato poi a Firenze). Nel 1340-'41, in seguito al fallimento della Compagnia dei Bardi, richiamato dal padre torna a Firenze a una vita di ristrettezze economiche. Compone la Commedia delle Ninfe Fiorentine (1341-'42), l' Amorosa visione (1342), l' Elegia di madonna Fiammetta (1343-'44), piena di rimpianto per il mondo napoletano, ed infine il Ninfale fiesolano Decameron De genealogiis deorum gentilium ), sulla geografia ( De montibus, silvis, fontibus, lacubus, fluminibus, stagnis seu paludibus, et de nominibus maris De claris mulieribus ), e maschili ( De casibus virorum illustrium Nel 1355 o nel 1365 compone il Corbaccio . Forti scrupoli morali lo portano a meditare persino la distruzione del Decameron Nel 1362, e poi ancora nel 1370, si reca a Napoli nella speranza di trovarvi una decorosa sistemazione, ma entrambe le volte torna a Certaldo deluso e amareggiato. Nel 1373 riceve l'incarico da parte del Comune di Firenze di commentare pubblicamente la Commedia Inferno Stanco, malato e angustiato dalle solite ristrettezze economiche, si ritira a Certaldo, dove muore il 21 dicembre 1375, un anno e mezzo dopo il suo amico Petrarca.

28. Boccaccio (general Note) Harvard University site commenting on the relationship of boccaccio's and Chaucer's writings. http://www.courses.fas.harvard.edu/~chaucer/special/authors/boccaccio/

THE GEOFFREY CHAUCER PAGE Giovanni Boccaccio (1313-1375) Giovanni Boccaccio is, with the older Dante and the contemporary Francis Petrarch, one of the three great poets of the Italian fourteenth century. Chaucer knew the works of all three, and it has been speculated that he may even have met both Petrarch and Boccaccio (but see below). Of the three, Boccaccio was the one on whom Chaucer drew most heavily, and in some sense strove to emulate; Chaucer based Troilus on Boccaccio's Il Filostrato and his Knight's Tale on Il Teseida , and Chaucer's elaborate high style owes something to Boccaccio's attempt to emulate the classics in his own vernacular. In his Monk's Tale Chaucer drew on Boccaccio's Latin works, his account of the falls of famous men and his book of illustrious women. A number of the Canterbury tales tell stories that also appear in Boccaccio's Decameron There is a slim possibility that Chaucer met Boccaccio, who was living in Certaldo, just south of Florence, in the 1370's when Chaucer was in Italy. Donald Howard, in his biography ( Chaucer: His Life, His Works, His World

29. Index080 - Progetto Giovanni Boccaccio A Cura Di Giuseppe Bonghi Il sito offre le opere principali, biografia e bibliografia dell'autore. http://www.fausernet.novara.it/fauser/biblio/index080.htm

Giuseppe Bonghi Progetto Giovanni Boccaccio APPROFONDIMENTI CRITICI Biografia di Giuseppe Bonghi Introduzione generale al Decameron Introduzione al Trattatello in Laude di Dante Introduzione all'Epistola consolatoria a Pino de' Rossi di Francesco Costero Aldo Francesco Massera, Le più antiche biografie del Boccaccio k Filippo Villani, Biografia del Boccaccio , da: De origine civitatis Florentie et de eiusdem famosis civibus , l. 11 c. v., prima e seconda redazione (sec. XIV) k Anonimo, Vita di Boccaccio fiorentino poeta , dal cod. Laurenziano 41, traduzione della biografia di Filippo Villani k Maestro Domenico Bandini d'Arezzo, dal Fons memorabilium universi , ricchissima enciclopedia in 5 parti, , parte V, libro 1 cap. I - vita di Boccaccio k Siccone Polenton, Vite scriptorum illustrium latine lingue dal codice CRM 247 (carta 56a) del Museo Civico di Padova k Giannozzo di Bernardo Manetti (sec. XV) Jannotti Manetti incipit feliciter (Codice II viii 47 della Biblioteca Nazionale di Firenze

30. The San Antonio College LitWeb Giovanni Boccaccio Page The giovanni boccaccio Page. ( 13131375 ) Major Works. Italian Works. The Decameron ( 1349-1353). The English version of choice is possibly Decameron. The John Payne Translation, Revised and Annotated by Charles S. Singleton. Three volumes. Life of Dante ( 1355?). giovanni boccaccio and Pietro Aretino http://www.accd.edu/sac/english/bailey/boccacci.htm

The Giovanni Boccaccio Page Major Works Italian Works The Decameron (1349-1353). The English version of choice is possibly Decameron . The John Payne Translation, Revised and Annotated by Charles S. Singleton. Three volumes. California, 1982. But see also the more accessible versions by G.H. McWilliam (Penguin, 1995), Guido Waldman (Oxford, 1993) and Mark Musa and Peter Bondanella (Mentor,1982 ). See also the latter authors' Norton Critical Decameron , which includes 21 tales , selected criticism and other help. Il Filostrato (1355). A Trojan war story used by Chaucer as a source for Troilus and Cressida . Translated by R.K. Gordon, in The Story of Troilus . Dent, 1934. Il Filocolo Il Teseida Comedy of the Florentine Nymphs The Amorous Vision La Fiametta . (1344) Edited and translated by Mariangela Causa-Steindler and Thomas Mauch as The Elegy of Lady Fiammetta . Chicago, 1990. The Nymphs of Fiesole Life of Dante (1355?). Giovanni Boccaccio and Pietro Aretino. The Earliest Lives of Dante. Introduction by Francesco Basetti-Sani. Ungar, 1963. The Corbaccio (1355). Translated and edited by Anthony K. Cassell. Illinois, 1975.

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37. Boccaccio, Giovanni boccaccio, giovanni. The trans. Charles G. Osgood, 1956), Tutte leopere di giovanni boccaccio (ed. Vittore Branca et al., 9 vols. http://www.press.jhu.edu/books/hopkins_guide_to_literary_theory/giovanni_boccacc

Boccaccio, Giovanni The historical importance of Giovanni Boccaccio (1313-75) as a literary theorist and critic lies not so much in the originality of his thinking as in his civic-spirited mediation between Dantean (scholastic) and Petrarchan (proto-humanist) cultures. Born at Certaldo, Boccaccio lived in Florence until the age of 13, when he joined his father at the Florentine merchant colony at Naples. There he trained as an apprentice merchant before switching to the study of canon law at the Neapolitan Studio. Returning to Florence in 1341, he became a vigorous supporter of the republican regime and served during the next thirty years as, inter alia, ambassador to emperor and pope, overseer of mercenary troops, and advisor to the bishop of Florence. He wrote his Decameron immediately after the catastrophic Black Death of 1348. By the time he first met Petrarch (1350), he was the undisputed leader of Florentine literary culture. Under Petrarch's influence, he turned increasingly away from vernacular fiction in favor of Latin encyclopedism. He took lessons in Greek, solicited translations from Greek texts, and in 1360 successfully worked to establish at Florence the first chair of Greek in non-Byzantine Europe. In 1373 the citizens of Florence chose him to give the world's first

38. Medieval Sourcebook: Boccaccio: The Decameron - Introduction Medieval Sourcebook boccaccio The Decameron Introduction. The onset of the Black Death, was described by giovanni boccaccio (1313-1375). http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/boccacio2.html

Back to Medieval Source Book ORB Main Page Links to Other Medieval Sites Medieval Sourcebook: Boccaccio: The Decameron - Introduction The onset of the Black Death, was described by Giovanni Boccaccio (1313-1375) I say, then, that the years of the beatific incarnation of the Son of God had reached the tale of one thousand three hundred and forty eight, when in the illustrious city of Florence, the fairest of all the cities of Italy, there made its appearance that deadly pestilence, which, whether disseminated by the influence of the celestial bodies, or sent upon us mortals by God in His just wrath by way of retribution for our iniquities, had had its origin some years before in the East, whence, after destroying an innumerable multitude of living beings, it had propagated itself without respite from place to place, and so calamitously, had spread into the West. In Florence, despite all that human wisdom and forethought could devise to avert it, as the cleansing of the city from many impurities by officials appointed for the purpose, the refusal of entrance to all sick folk, and the adoption of many precautions for the preservation of health; despite also humble supplications addressed to God, and often repeated both in public procession and otherwise by the devout; towards the beginning of the spring of the said year the doleful effects of the pestilence began to be horribly apparent by symptoms that shewed as if miraculous. Not such were they as in the East, where an issue of blood from the nose was a manifest sign of inevitable death; but in men a women alike it first betrayed itself by the emergence of certain tumors in the groin or the armpits, some of which grew as large as a common apple, others as an egg, some more, some less, which the common folk called

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I n d i c e Note critiche Proemio Prima giornata Seconda giornata nella quale, sotto il reggimento di Filomena, si ragiona di chi, da diverse cose infestato, sia, oltre alla sua speranza, riuscito a lieto fine. Terza giornata nella quale si ragiona, sotto il reggimento di Neifile, di chi alcuna cosa molto da lui disiderata con industria acquistasse o la perduta ricoverasse. Quarta giornata nella quale, sotto il reggimento di Filostrato, si ragiona di coloro li cui amori ebbero infelice fine. Quinta giornata Sesta giornata Settima giornata Ottava giornata nella quale, sotto il reggimento di Lauretta, si ragiona di quelle beffe che tutto il giorno o donna ad uomo, o uomo a donna, o l'uno uomo all'altro si fanno. Nona giornata Decima giornata nella quale, sotto il reggimento di Panfilo, si ragiona di chi liberalmente ovvero magnificamente alcuna cosa operasse intorno a fatti d'amore o d'altra cosa. Conclusioni dell'Autore Note sull'edizione NOTE: note critiche di Laura Barberi DIRITTI D'AUTORE: si, sulle note critiche

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