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Canzoniere

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Canzoniere
Canzoniere
Szerző
Petrarch
Petrarca
Szerkesztő
Anthony Mortimer
Fordító
Anthony Mortimer
Harmondsworth
'Petrarch : Canzoniere ' összes példány
Kiadó: Penguin Books
Kiadás helye: Harmondsworth
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Kötés típusa: Ragasztott papírkötés
Oldalszám: 171 oldal
Sorozatcím: Penguin Classics
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 20 cm x 13 cm
ISBN: 0-14-044816-0
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penguin (()) classics
Petrarch
Canzoniere
TRANSLATED AND EDITED WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY ANTHONY MORTIMER
'Love found me with no armour for the fight, my eyes an open highway to the heart'
On Good Friday 1327 the poet Petrarch first saw and fell in
love with a young woman he called Laura. Written over a period of more than forty years, the poems of the Canzoniere are an intense and passionate discourse on his unrequited love. The 'lovely hand, gripping my heart so tight' provokes moods that range from melancholy, resignation and remorse to jubilant hope and spiritual exaltation.
Petrarch has been described as the father of Renaissance humanism and is the undisputed founder of the sonnet sequence. The massive range of his works in Latin made him famous in his lifetime, but it is the Canzoniere, in the vernacular Italian, that provided a rhetoric of introspection for later Renaissance sonneteers such as Edmund Spenser and Philip Sidney. This bilingual edition is a selection of... Tovább

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penguin (()) classics
Petrarch
Canzoniere
TRANSLATED AND EDITED WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY ANTHONY MORTIMER
'Love found me with no armour for the fight, my eyes an open highway to the heart'
On Good Friday 1327 the poet Petrarch first saw and fell in
love with a young woman he called Laura. Written over a period of more than forty years, the poems of the Canzoniere are an intense and passionate discourse on his unrequited love. The 'lovely hand, gripping my heart so tight' provokes moods that range from melancholy, resignation and remorse to jubilant hope and spiritual exaltation.
Petrarch has been described as the father of Renaissance humanism and is the undisputed founder of the sonnet sequence. The massive range of his works in Latin made him famous in his lifetime, but it is the Canzoniere, in the vernacular Italian, that provided a rhetoric of introspection for later Renaissance sonneteers such as Edmund Spenser and Philip Sidney. This bilingual edition is a selection of sixty poems and remains faithful to Petrarchan structure and technique, with a lyrical and moving English translation.
• With an introduction, chronology, textual and biographical notes and an index of first lines • Vissza

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