Breve analisi di un adattamento tardomedievale del mito di Piramo e Tisbe in area tedesca
Analisi del mito di Tereo, Procne e Filomela (Met. VI) nella rielaborazione in altotedesco medio attribuita ad Albrecht von Halberstadt
L'articolo offre uno studio delle rielaborazioni tedesche tardomedievali della leggenda agiografica su Santa Edvige di Andechs. Il contributo si focalizza sulla rappresentazione della battaglia di Legnica (1241) e sul rapporto... more
L'articolo offre uno studio delle rielaborazioni tedesche tardomedievali della leggenda agiografica su Santa Edvige di Andechs. Il contributo si focalizza sulla rappresentazione della battaglia di Legnica (1241) e sul rapporto testo-immagine all'interno della tradizione manoscritta
Scholarly digital edition (DSE) projects of the last few years have enhanced the role of the digital facsimile as a standard and necessary part of the edition. This is the result of a well-known discussion, which started with the... more
Scholarly digital edition (DSE) projects of the last few years have enhanced the role of the digital facsimile as a standard and necessary part of the edition. This is the result of a well-known discussion, which started with the questioning of traditional editorial theory and practice and led to the need to reassess the material and historical dimension of texts. In the meanwhile, big GLAMs’ digitization projects produced a proliferation of primary sources and the first attempts to exploit the digital facsimile in DSEs saw daylight. Manuscript surrogates can be integrated in different ways in edition projects: often handled as merely ‘accessory’ materials, they generally function as ‘additional’, i.e. enriching, components of the DSEs. Although most editions are still text-centred, in few but very remarkable cases digital images can become a truly ‘constitutive’ part of a project. This happens thanks to standardization efforts (TEI, IIIF) resulting in new forms of editing that revo...
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Tracing back the history of Ovid\u2019s reception in the Middle Ages cannot disregard the German medieval literary tradition. Ovidian traces can be found in several Middle High German works, mostly in the form of allusions, images, and... more
Tracing back the history of Ovid\u2019s reception in the Middle Ages cannot disregard the German medieval literary tradition. Ovidian traces can be found in several Middle High German works, mostly in the form of allusions, images, and references. Germany also has produced the first presumably complete translation of Ovid\u2019s Metamorphoses , which was composed at the time of the Landgrave Hermann I of Thuringia by a Saxon cleric, Albrecht von Halberstadt. Except for some fragments belonging to an Oldenburg XIII century manuscript we can read Albrecht\u2019s Metamorphoses only thanks to J\uf6rg Wickram\u2019s early modern German adaptation (1545). This analysis will focus on the myth of the music contest between Apollo and Pan and the metamorphosis of king Midas, who was condemned to have donkey\u2019s ears as a punishment for having questioned Tmolus\u2019s verdict. The narration is handed down in fragment B (Berlin, Staatsbibliothek, mgf 831) and offers a good test-bed for analysing Albrecht\u2019s choices in dealing with a subject which, by content, does not offer any easy handhold for cultural adaptation. Some examples of Albrecht\u2019s translation strategies will help understand the relationship between the source text, the German translation and the receiving culture
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This article investigates an aspect of the creative contribution of Ovid to the formation of Old Norse literature. The analysis explores the author\u2019s influence on Old Icelandic literature, to see whether and how his work was absorbed... more
This article investigates an aspect of the creative contribution of Ovid to the formation of Old Norse literature. The analysis explores the author\u2019s influence on Old Icelandic literature, to see whether and how his work was absorbed in non-continental Europe during the Middle Ages. Two main examples will be taken into account: the first is derived from a medieval saga, the J\uf3ns saga helga; the second from two heroic lays of the Poetic Edda, the Atlaqvi\uf0a and the Atlam\ue1l
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La recensione intende fornire un excursus sugli argomenti trattati durante il convegno e una relazione sui punti di discussione pi\uf9 significativi, soprattutto sul piano teorico-metodologico. Inoltre, le autrici contestualizzano il... more
La recensione intende fornire un excursus sugli argomenti trattati durante il convegno e una relazione sui punti di discussione pi\uf9 significativi, soprattutto sul piano teorico-metodologico. Inoltre, le autrici contestualizzano il convegno nell'ambito della recente discussione sul tema dell'esilio e della letteratura
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Digital scholarly editing is a relatively new field within philology and textual criticism, where several issues are still under discussion. A major concern is which perspective on the text is more favoured by the digital and why. While... more
Digital scholarly editing is a relatively new field within philology and textual criticism, where several issues are still under discussion. A major concern is which perspective on the text is more favoured by the digital and why. While some scholars claim that the creation of a critical text is an activity still worth pursuing, now as in the past, others believe that digital editing has shifted the philological focus from text reconstruction to a documentary approach. The analysis will focus on two edition projects of German literary texts dating back to the Middle Ages, with specific regard to constitutio textus. How do editors actually handle multiple traditions in the digital environment? To what extent is the reconstruction of the critical text a procedure pursued within digital scholarly editing? Based on the evidence, what kind of critical endeavour is fostered within the digital medium
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La recensione discute gli argomenti toccati da Amelia Valtolina nel suo studio sul rapporto parole/figure a partire da F. Nietzsche fino ad arrivare a D. Gr\ufcnbein, ponendo l'accento su autori di lingua tedesca che, mutatis... more
La recensione discute gli argomenti toccati da Amelia Valtolina nel suo studio sul rapporto parole/figure a partire da F. Nietzsche fino ad arrivare a D. Gr\ufcnbein, ponendo l'accento su autori di lingua tedesca che, mutatis mutandis, fondano sulle immagini, lato sensu, la loro poetica
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Riassunto: Questo studio si pone come una riflessione filologico-letteraria sul lascito di Caritas Pirckeimer (1467-1532), che fu badessa presso l’ordine delle Clarisse di Norimberga, una delle prime citta ad accettare la Riforma a... more
Riassunto: Questo studio si pone come una riflessione filologico-letteraria sul lascito di Caritas Pirckeimer (1467-1532), che fu badessa presso l’ordine delle Clarisse di Norimberga, una delle prime citta ad accettare la Riforma a seguito dei cosiddetti Religionsgesprache : il luteranesimo impose la secolarizzazione dei conventi, l’uso del tedesco nei riti ecclesiastici e l’invalidamento dei voti religiosi. Di fronte a questo Caritas reagisce grazie alla sua profonda conoscenza e al potere conferitole dal ruolo che ricopriva: tra i suoi interlocutori si annoverano umanisti, teologi e rappresentanti dell’amministrazione civica, con cui intrattiene scambi epistolari tanto su complesse questioni teologiche, come i sola del luteranesimo, quanto su questioni pratiche che riguardano le conseguenze della nuova fede sulla vita quotidiana delle comunita religiose. Di quegli anni (1524-1528) e conservata memoria nelle Denkwurdigkeiten , tramandate in quattro manoscritti, nel piu antico dei q...
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This paper offers a review to Mancinelli, Tiziana, e Elena Pierazzo. 2020. Che cos’e un’edizione scientifica digitale. Roma: Carocci (Bussole), pp. 125, ISBN: 978-8843099054.