Lucrezia Marinella
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Lucrezia Marinella – Szlachetność i doskonałość kobiet oraz słabości i przywary mężczyzn. Tłumaczenie tekstu renesansowej włoskiej feministki Lucrezii Marinelli (1571 – 1653), poprzedzone wstępem tłumaczki Marty Natalii Wróblewskiej.... more
In un secolo tanto complesso quale il XVII, le poetesse e le scrittrici cominciano a rivendicare il diritto ad amare liberamente, tentano di dimostrare la propria superiorità intellettuale rispetto agli uomini e combattono, con inchiostro... more
The principal purpose of this paper is to argue that a manifest ontology of sex difference operates in Lucrezia Marinella's The Nobility and Excellence of Women (1600). In particular, in Chapter Two ('The Causes That Produce Women') and... more
The aim of this article is to analyze Lucrezia Marinella’s primary sources in chapter two and three of her treatise La nobiltà et l’eccellenza delle Donne. The article provides a short introduction to the concept of Beauty and Good found... more
The Italian romance epic of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, with its multitude of characters, complex plots, and roots in medieval Carolingian epic and Arthurian chivalric romance, was a form popular with courtly and urban... more
L’Arcadia felice di Lucrezia Marinelli è un romanzo pastorale pubblicato a Venezia nel 1605 presso l’editore Ciotti. Il testo, in cui è raccontato il viaggio in Arcadia dell’imperatore Diocleziano dopo la sua abdicazione nel 305, presenta... more
Notes on the proemial sonnet in the Rime sacre by Lucrezia Marinella: between sapiential lacework and mannerist style · This paper consists of a thematic and formal analysis of the introductory sonnet in Lucrezia Marinella’s Rime sacre... more
This book breaks new ground by placing the artist in the context of women's political history, and the feminist protest that was bubbling up in early modern Europe. Author shows that Artemisia knew or knew about contemporary feminist... more
Lucrezia Marinelli’s epic poem Enrico, or Byzantium Conquered was published in Venice in 1635. In her note to the reader, the author reckons to follow Aristotle’s Poetic teachings and negates writing after the fashion of modern poets,... more