A marvelous solitude
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| schema:creator | Bolzoni, Lina |
| schema:author | Bolzoni, Lina |
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| schema:abstract | ""The experience of reading, in the modern age, is often presented as intimate, personal, transformative-a journey wherein the reader may both recognize and redesign the self. In A Marvelous Solitude, Lina Bolzoni examines the equivalent rituals and myths that learned men associated with reading between the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries. During this period, European men of letters-from Petrarch to Boccaccio, Machiavelli, Montaigne, and Tasso-began to represent reading itself as a dialogue between reader and author."-- Provided by publisher."@en |
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A marvelous solitude: the art of reading in early modern Europe |
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| schema:text | Includes translation |
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| schema:text | Petrarch and the Magical Space of the Library -- The Text as a Body and the Resurrection of the Ancients -- Portraits, or the Desire to see the Author -- Reading, Writing and the Construction of the Self -- Machiavelli's Letter to Vettori -- Montaigne's Tower -- Tasso and the Dangers of Reading. |
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