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    <title>Journal of Anglo-Italian Studies : volume 5</title>
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    <description>Title: Journal of Anglo-Italian Studies : volume 5
Authors: Vassallo, Peter
Abstract: Table of Contents:; - Dante in Inghilterra: Piero Boitani; - Chaucer's Knight's tale - from Boccaccio to Heresy: A. M. Schembri; - Who are the Philistines? The 'unsearchable dispose' of tragedy from Della Valle's Mary Queen of Scots to Milton's Samson: John Gatt-Rutter; - 'Acciocch' ognuno le possa intendere: the use of Italian as a lingua franca on the Barbary Coast of the seventeenth century. Evidence from the English: J. Cremona; - 'The niobe of nations': a romantic view of Italy, 1815-1840: Roderick Cavaliero; - Britain and the Italian Risorgimento: Denis Mack Smith; - "Ivanhoe". Dal Romanzo al Pasticcio: Abraham Borg; - Rispetti and sonnets: the Anglo-Italian context of Augusta Webster's later poetry (1881-1893): Petra Bianchi; - The Italian heritage in the poetry of Christina Rossetti: Valeria Tinkler-Villani; - Scenari Italiani per un poema Inglese: The Ring and the book di Robert Browning: Mariagrazia Bellorini; - Vernon Lee and Mantua: Rita Severi; - Healing agents in novels by Alessandro Manzoni and Charles Kingsley: Allan C. Christensen; - D'Annunzio and Yeats: John Woodhouse; - Giorgio Bassani, James Joyce and the storie Ferraresi: Brian Moloney; - Lo Shakespeare di Lampedusa: Agostino Lombardo; - Un'altra America: echi Eliotiani nelle poesie Fiorentine di Eugenio Montale: Paola Sica; - "E quindi uscimmo a riveder le stelle" - but there are no stars: Corinna Salvadori Lonergan</description>
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    <title>Dante in Inghilterra</title>
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    <description>Title: Dante in Inghilterra
Authors: Boitani, Piero
Abstract: La vicenda della presenza di Dante in Inghilterra si potrebbe &#xD;
appropriatamente definire una storia d' amore. Ne la cultura francese, &#xD;
ne quelle iberiche, ne quelle germaniche - per non parlare delle &#xD;
slave e delle scandinave - hanno con il piu grande fra i poeti italiani &#xD;
un rapporto altrettanto antico ed intenso, e in verita complesso e &#xD;
controverso, quanto quello che appunto comunemente si intende &#xD;
con l'espressione love story.</description>
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    <title>Chaucer's Knight's tale : from Boccaccio to Heresy</title>
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    <description>Title: Chaucer's Knight's tale : from Boccaccio to Heresy
Authors: Schembri, A. M.
Abstract: The Knight's Tale is generally considered to be one of the most &#xD;
baffling of Chaucer's Tales. The beauty of this on-going pageant is &#xD;
beyond dispute. However, Chaucer might have also intended the &#xD;
symmetry and spectacle to distract attention from controversial &#xD;
elements in the Tale.</description>
    <dc:date>1997-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Who are the Philistines? The "unsearchable dispose" of tragedy from Della Valle's Mary Queen of Scots to Milton's Samson</title>
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    <description>Title: Who are the Philistines? The "unsearchable dispose" of tragedy from Della Valle's Mary Queen of Scots to Milton's Samson
Authors: Gatt-Rutter, John
Abstract: This paper discusses the relationship between Milton's Samson &#xD;
Agonistes, first published in 1671 and probably written shortly before &#xD;
that, and a tragedy on Mary Stuart written by the Piedmontese &#xD;
Federigo Della Valle. The first known version of this play, Maria la &#xD;
Reina, was completed by the end of 1590, within less than four years &#xD;
of the execution of that unhappy queen. It was much revised by the &#xD;
time of final publication under the title of La Reina di Scozia, in 15271 &#xD;
shortly before the author's death.</description>
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