La Catalogna in Dante (dal Fiore alla Monarchia).

The article analyses and relates four Dante passages in which Catalonia is named (or evoked): from the Fiore, from the Commedia, from the De Vulgari Eloquentia and from the Monarchia, in which emerges, on the one hand, an organic idea (even if subjective), of the place that Catalonia occupies in the...

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Publicado en:Scripta Vol. 19; no. 19; pp. 159 - 169
Autor principal: Pinto, Raffaele
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Scripta Jun2022
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        The article analyses and relates four Dante passages in which Catalonia is named (or evoked): from the Fiore, from the Commedia, from the De Vulgari Eloquentia and from the Monarchia, in which emerges, on the one hand, an organic idea (even if subjective), of the place that Catalonia occupies in the European linguistic and political space, and on the other the coherence of these approaches
        L’articolo analizza e mette in rapporto quattro passaggi danteschi nei quali viene nominata (oppure evocata) la Catalogna: dal Fiore, dalla Commedia, dal De Vulgari Eloquentia e dalla Monarchia, nei quali emerge, da una parte, una idea organica (anche se soggettiva), del luogo che occupa la Catalogna nello spazio linguistico e politico europeo, e dall’altra la coerenza di tali approcci.
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