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Aristotle’s influence in Dante’s works by Verdicchio, Massimo

“…The best way to gage Aristotle’s influence on Dante’s work is to follow his progression from poet of the Vita nuova to philosopher of the Convivio to political…”
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Art & Its Shadow by Perniola, Mario

“…Art and its Shadow is an extraordinary analysis of the state and meaning of contemporary art and film. Ranging across the work of Andy Warhol, cyberpunk, Wim…”
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Griselda Between Boccaccio and Petrarch by Verdicchio, Massimo

“…The focus of the paper is Petrarch's Latin translation of Boccaccio's Griselda, the last tale of the last day of the Decameron (X, x). The translation became…”
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Anger and Imagination in Dante and Virgil by Verdicchio, Massimo

“…After accounting for wrath in Purgatory 16, Dante deals with how wrath relates to the poetic imagination in the first 45 lines of the next canto. His examples…”
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Under Western Critical Eyes: Du Fu by Verdicchio, Massimo

“…The trend toward world literature and globalization in literary studies motivated Gayatri Spivak to make the ominous claim that Comparative Literature is dead…”
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Poetic Authority in Dante and Virgil by Verdicchio, Massimo

“…The traditional tendency to valorize the figure of Virgil as Dante's guide and symbol of reason is responsible for a lot of the misunderstandings and…”
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Rereading Baudelaire's "Le Cygne" by Verdicchio, Massimo

“…According to F. W. Leakey, "Baudelaire's unusual achievement and innovation in "Le Cygne" is . . . to have made a poem simply by setting down the thoughts that…”
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Irony and Desire in Dante's "Inferno" 27 by Verdicchio, Massimo

“…Inf. 27, the canto of Guido da Montefeltro, has not received the critical attention bestowed, for instance, on the previous canto of Ulysses. Guido was a man…”
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Machiavelli on Dante on language by Verdicchio, Massimo

“…Machiavelli’s ‘Discorso o dialogo intorno alla nostra lingua’ (c. 1515) is not one of the major treatises on the ‘questione della lingua’. Critics even doubt…”
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Faust and Dante: knowledge and allegory by Verdicchio, Massimo

“…Dante’s Commedia and Goethe’s Faust , two classics of World literature seem worlds apart. One is a medieval work with deep religious connotations and an…”
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The 'weakening' of Gianni Vattimo by Verdicchio, Massimo

“…Despite its name "weak thought" (pensiero debole), Vattimo's nihilistic ontological hermeneutic, is anything but weak. Indebted to the philosophies of…”
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The Original Betrayal: Nihilism and Nullification of the Negative by Donà, Massimo, Verdicchio, Massimo

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The Legacy of Benedetto Croce: Contemporary Critical Views by Costa, Gustavo, D'Amico, Jack, Trafton, Dain A., Verdicchio, Massimo

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Vico and Naples. The Urban Origins of Modern Social Theory / On the Most Ancient Wisdom of the Italians. Drawn From the Origins of the Latin Language by Verdicchio, Massimo

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Exagmination Round the Fictification of Vico and Joyce by Verdicchio, Massimo

“…The influence of Giambattista Vico's thought on James Joyce and Samuel Beckett's essay on that relationship are discussed. On the level of poetics one should…”
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Ancient Shore. Dispatches from Naples by Verdicchio, Massimo

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Croce Reader of Dante by Verdicchio, Massimo

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Fabio Fernando Rizi. Benedetto Croce and Italian Fascism by Verdicchio, Massimo

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The Rhetoric of Epistemology in Vico's "New Science" by Verdicchio, Massimo

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READING AND EPISTEMOLOGY IN VICO AND CROCE by VERDICCHIO, MASSIMO

“…The philosophies of Vico and Croce agree on one major point that the possibility of epistemological claims depends on the ability to read well. The attempt to…”
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