Journal of Anglo-Italian Studies : volume 6

Abstract

Table of Contents:

- 'With a wild Surmise': on translating Lorenzo de' Medici's Ambra two hundred years after William Roscoe: Corinna Salvadori Lonergan

- 'He that travelleth into a country ... goeth to school': il viaggio di Sir John North verso l'Italia e ritorno (1575-1579): Mariagrazia Bellorini

- Jonson, Shakespeare and the Italian Theorists: David Farley-Hills

- 'That Italian Didapper': Giordano Bruno and England: John Gatt-Rutter

- Sir Philip Sidney 'inward Sunne to Heroicke minde' and Giordano Bruno's 'sole intelligenziale' in De Gli Eroici Furori: Daniel Massa

- Italian Pride and English Prejudice: The Reception of Otherness in the Renaissance: Patricia Ellul-Micallef

- Felicia's Fantasy: The Vespers of Palermo: Roderick Cavaliero

- Figuring Disorder: Women Travellers in Italy: Jane Stabler

- 'All that I have dreamed and more': Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Florence: Alison Chapman

- Shelley's Perception of Italian Art: Lilla Maria Crisafulli

- Cathestant or Protholic? Shelley's Italian Imaginings: Michael O'Neill

- The Fallen/Unfallen Woman in Manzoni and Dickens: Allan C. Christensen

- La visita di Garibaldi a Malta ed in lnghilterra: L'euforia collettiva per un eroe scomodo: Abraham Borg

- The Rossetti siblings in the correspondence of their father: John Woodhouse

- Exiles at Home: The Case of the Rossettis: Valeria Tinkler-Villani

- 'Daughter of th' Italian Heaven!': Madame de Stael's Corinne in England: Petra Bianchi

- T. S. Eliot, W. B. Yeats and the Dantean 'familiar compound ghost' in Little Gidding: Peter Vassallo