La poésie en question dans la première et la cinquième élégie de George Buchanan

Contributor(s): Carine Ferradou

From the first verse of the first Elegy (entitled “Quam misera sit conditio docentium literas humaniores Lutetiae...”) written by Buchanan while he was a young teacher in Paris, the Scottish scholar depicts himself as an unlucky lover of poetry whose passion is impeded by his educational job....

La Popelinière, Lancelot Voisin de. L’Histoire de France. Tome 3, 1561–1562. Critical edition by Paul-Alexis Mellet and Odette Turias under the direction of Denise Turrel

Contributor(s): Jonathan Locke Hart

La popularité des "Evangiles des quenouilles": un paradoxe révélateur

Contributor(s): Madeleine Jeay

La Préparation à la mort par Érasme de Rotterdam

Contributor(s): Maurice Lebel

La présence de la Folie dans les Oeuvres de Louise Labé

Contributor(s): Wilson Baldridge

La présence de la littérature française renaissante dans les catalogues des ventes aux enchères en Hollande au XVIIe siècle. Bilan et perspectives

Contributor(s): Paul J. Smith

How does one gauge the reception of French Renaissance authors in the Netherlands? Auction catalogues from private libraries are certainly the most useful tools for this endeavour, and we have knowledge of them thanks to studies by many scholars. The project Book Sales Catalogues of the Dutch...

La produzione letteraria di Marisa Madieri

Contributor(s): Corinna Gerbaz Giuliano

Marisa Madieri inaugura con Verde acqua il filone della letteratura dell’esodo al femminile. La memoria costituisce il perno della narrazione e il tema dell’esilio rappresenta una costante nella scrittura madieriana. Il linguaggio, caratterizzato da un registro espressivo intenso e puro, e...

La prospettiva contrastiva nell'insegnamento dell'italiano ad apprendenti anglofoni

Contributor(s): Borbála Samu

La proximité et la distance dans l’ Utopie de Thomas More

Contributor(s): Adèle Chené

La Renaissance philosophique: entre immanence et transcendance

Contributor(s): Yvan Morin

The philosophical Renaissance began with the Council of Florence in the debate between Ficino and Pico. An examination of the debate reveals that Renaissance as suspended between immanence and transcendence. Also revealed is a transformation of the idea of time, as a function of the emergence of...

La retorica nella narrativa del Boccaccio. L'"Elegia di Madonna Fiammetta"

Contributor(s): Renato Barilli

La rinascita al termine del viaggio. Seguendo i 'movimenti' di Camere separate di Pier Vittorio Tondelli

Contributor(s): Cristiana Furlan

"La rinascita al termine del viaggio. Seguendo i movimenti di Camere separate" esamina l'interazione fra il tema del viaggio e quello della rigenerazione nel romanzo di Pier Vittorio Tondelli. L'articolo procede investigando le modalità scelte dall'autore per descrivere il personale...

La Sagra e Il Signore della Nave di Luigi Pirandello

Contributor(s): Regina Dal Monte

Il decennio intercorso tra la pubblicazione della novella Il Signore della Nave (1916) e la trionfale messa in scena della Sagra del Signore della Nave (1925) — opera con la quale si inaugurò l'attività di Pirandello capocomico — individua un contesto cronologico ed...

La sexualité infantile: Rabelais, Freud, et Jung

Contributor(s): Pierre Goumarre

La sezione Compagnie Religiose dell'Archivio Arcivescovile di Firenze

Contributor(s): Don Gilberto Aranci, Giuliano Bellacci, Luca Faldi

La sicilianità come teatralità in Sciascia e Bufalino

Contributor(s): Corrada Biazzo Curry

La simbologia animale nelle opere di Natalia Ginzburg

Contributor(s): Jen Wienstein

La théologie politique des dévots Mathieu de Morgues et Michel de Marillac, opposants au cardinal de Richelieu

Contributor(s): Caroline Maillet-Rao

The position of Chief Minister established by Cardinal Richelieu conjoined the minister’s role with the exercise of power. Since all final decisions remained with the king, this system of government was claimed as legitimate. Nevertheless, there were opponents of Richelieu’s ministry. The devout...

La Théorie de la «verge de Dieu» dans les tragédies religieuses d’André de Rivaudeau et de Robert Garnier

Contributor(s): Damon Di Mauro

In the sixteenth century, writers of both confessions often had recourse to the Old Testament notion of the "rod of God" in order to account for the hand which the wicked had in the evil perpetrated upon their co-religionists. This study proposes to show that the religious tragedies of Rivaudeau...

La tolérance polonaise à travers le prisme de l'intolérance française au XVIe siècle

Contributor(s): Jean-Marie Le Gall

This article analyses the reception in France of the Warsaw Confederation (1573) which established religious tolerance in Poland as Henry of Valois ascended the throne, leaving behind the Kingdom of France rent by civil war. In France, some contemporary accounts prefer not to mention such...