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Manuscripts, Medieval --- Manuscripts, Medieval - Italy - Padua - Catalogs. --- Manuscripts, Medieval - Italy - Monselice - Catalogs. --- Manuscripts, Medieval - Italy - Teolo - Catalogs. --- Manuscripts, Medieval - Italy - Monselice - Catalogs --- Manuscripts, Medieval - Italy - Teolo - Catalogs --- Padova --- Monselice. Biblioteca Comunale --- Praglia

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Art, Italian --- Art, Medieval - Italy --- Still-life painting, Italian

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Le 12 epistole di Dante Alighieri costituiscono un eccezionale documento sulla sua vita dopo il bando dalla città di Firenze (1302). Oltre al valore biografico, esse sono opere letterarie a tutto tondo, che spaziano dalla scrittura «di servizio» (nelle lettere redatte su commissione della moglie di Simone di Guido Guidi) all'autocommento (nelle epistole al marchese Malaspina e a Cino di Pistoia, che accompagnavano dei testi poetici) e al manifesto politico (soprattutto nelle cosiddette «arrighiane»). Questo volume è il primo dedicato alle lettere dantesche, e offre finalmente al lettore i risultati di due momenti di incontro e discussione sviluppati a Venezia, Università Ca' Foscari, nel 2016 e 2017, nell'ambito di un progetto ERC BIFLOW. Più di 20 specialisti di diverse discipline (filologia, storia, letteratura) si sono misurati con questi testi, fornendone una interpretazione puntuale, sviluppando nuove letture, inserendoli nel contesto sociale e intellettuale del tempo, collocandoli nella tormentata biografia di Dante. Oggetto dell'interesse dei contributi è anche la sparuta, ma assai qualificata, tradizione manoscritta dei testi, che viene studiata tenendo presente sia gli illustri copisti (Giovanni Boccaccio; il notaio, poi vescovo, Francesco Piendibeni da Montepulciano) sia i contesti di trasmissione. Notevole spazio è anche dato alle competenze epistolografiche di Dante e al rapporto tra la sua scrittura e la tradizione del dictamen. Notwithstanding an impressive amount of secondary literature, an exhaustive study has been never devoted to the twelve letters written by Dante Alighieri after his banishment from Florence (1302-1315). This book answers to this important need of Dante Studies, offering an important tool for the increasing community of specialists interested in Dante's works and posterity linked to the seventh centenary of his death (2021). A section is devoted to study in depth the theory and practice of the dictamen of the age in relationship with the concrete style of Dante's texts. A preliminary overview is provided by Latin Philologists and Paleographers on the subject of the manuscript trasmission envisaging the problems dealing with the critical editions of the texts. Example of political communication realized by a layman, the papers gathered in this volume intend to offer a new reading and interpretation of these important letters, studying them in their socio-cultural context.

Brief. --- Dante Alighieri. --- Italian medieval studies. --- Italien/Mittelalter. --- medieval Italy. --- medieval epistolography. --- LITERARY CRITICISM / European / Italian. --- Italian Medieval Studies. --- Medieval Epistolography. --- Medieval Italy.

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During the eighth-century Carolingian conquests many people came to Italy; some of them took up clerical or secular offices, some of them found a new place to live. New analyses of sources using qualitative and quantitative methods show that, compared to systems of political rule and local dynamics of social relations, ethnic categorizations and even the fact of the migration itself were relatively inconsequential in local interactions. Obwohl die Auffassung, Ethnien seien rein soziale Gebilde, in der Forschung allgemein affirmiert wird, gehen Untersuchungen oft unbelegt von ihrer großen Bedeutung für die Sozialverhältnisse des Frühmittelalters aus. Im Zuge der karolingischen Eroberungen des 8. Jahrhunderts in Italien sowie der Erschließung jener Regionen etwa kamen sicher viele Menschen nach Italien, von denen einige geistliche oder weltliche Ämter erhielten oder in unterschiedlichen Formen einen neuen Lebensmittelpunkt fanden. Die verfügbaren Quellen zu diesen Prozessen sind nun mit verschiedenen qualitativen und quantitativen Methoden neu ausgewertet worden, darunter eine migrationssoziologisch ausgerichtete Prosopographie der italischen Eliten, Urkundenstatistik und Analyse der Landübertragungen zwischen Landbesitzenden der Lucchesia und dem Bistum von Lucca oder eine Verbindung aus Historischer Mikrosemantik und Corpuslinguistik. In den Sozialverhältnissen vor Ort, so zeigt sich, interagierten Personen unterschiedlicher Herkunft auf ganz verschiedene Weise, ethnische Zuordnungen und auch die Migration selbst erweisen sich dabei jedoch als nachrangig gegenüber der Einbindung in Herrschaftszusammenhänge und der lokalen Dynamik der Sozialverhältnisse.

Italy --- Europe --- History --- Emigration and immigration --- History --- Lucca. --- Medieval Italy. --- Migration.

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Sepulchral monuments, Medieval --- Tombs --- Medieval sepulchral monuments --- Italy --- Lazio (Italy) --- Rome (Italy) --- Antiquities. --- Tombs - Italy - Rome --- Tombs - Italy - Lazio --- Sepulchral monuments, Medieval - Italy - Rome --- Sepulchral monuments, Medieval - Italy - Lazio --- Rome (Italy) - Antiquities --- Lazio (Italy) - Antiquities --- Italy - Antiquities