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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Argentinian poet Jorge Luis Borges, whose visionary poem Ariosto y los arabes inspired the title of this book, defined Ariostos Orlando furioso as a dream: a dream that grew out of the medieval legends of Charlemagne and King Arthur to conquer the entire western world and become a collective fantasy, a mirror onto which for centuries countless readers have reflected their own dreams and aspirations. That dream reached its 500th anniversary in 2016 and, to mark the occasion, a group of 14 scholars, comprising internationally acclaimed specialists as well as younger researchers, came together in Oxford to reflect on Ariosto in what would turn out to be a memorable meeting of minds. This book contains their thoughts and ideas, and above all their dialogue, offering fresh perspectives on one of the most enigmatic works of European, and increasingly world literature. Divided into three parts (Tradition; Interpretation; Reception), it aims to establish what Ariostos poem was in its own time, at key stages during its five-century history, and of course what it means today. In revisiting Ariostos dream, it tries to answer the question: is it still alive? Divided into three parts (Tradition; Interpretation; Reception), this multi-contributed book aims to establish what Ariostos poem Orlando furioso was in its own time, at key stages during its five-century history, and of course what it means today. In revisiting Ariostos dream, it tries to answer the question: is it still alive? Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Argentinian poet Jorge Luis Borges, whose visionary poem Ariosto y los arabes inspired the title of this book, defined Ariostos Orlando furioso as a dream: a dream that grew out of the medieval legends of Charlemagne and King Arthur to conquer the entire western world and become a collective fantasy, a mirror onto which for centuries countless readers have reflected their own dreams and aspirations. That dream reached its 500th anniversary in 2016 and, to mark the occasion, a group of 14 scholars, comprising internationally acclaimed specialists as well as younger researchers, came together in Oxford to reflect on Ariosto in what would turn out to be a memorable meeting of minds. This book contains their thoughts and ideas, and above all their dialogue, offering fresh perspectives on one of the most enigmatic works of European, and increasingly world literature. Divided into three parts (Tradition; Interpretation; Reception), it aims to establish what Ariostos poem was in its own time, at key stages during its five-century history, and of course what it means today. In revisiting Ariostos dream, it tries to answer the question: is it still alive? Divided into three parts (Tradition; Interpretation; Reception), this multi-contributed book aims to establish what Ariostos poem Orlando furioso was in its own time, at key stages during its five-century history, and of course what it means today. In revisiting Ariostos dream, it tries to answer the question: is it still alive? Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

hardcover. Condizione: Good. Illustrato a colori. Cartonato 152 23x23 cm 8877020741 Buono (Good) .

brossura paperback. Condizione: Very Good. 2006. Legatura in tela rossa con titoli in oro al dorso e al piatto, sovraccoperta in brossura muta. Tagli in oro. Edizione di pregio. In custodia cartonata. Condizioni eccellenti.SEB.3. Book.

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Dust Jacket Included. 1st Edition. Edizione critica a cura di Marco Doriogatti con la collaborazione di Gerarda Stimato. Premessa di Gianni Venturi. 8vo. clxxx, 1071 pp. Illustrated with one color plate printed on coated paper. Original red cloth binding stamped and decorated in gilt. All edges bright gilt; ribbon marker. Unprinted cream-colored DJ. In the publisher's brown cardboard box with printed paper spinal label. Text in Italian. A truly beautiful, sumptuous production of the first critical edition of Ariosto's epic poem, Orlando Furioso. This is a splendid, like new book and box. Uncommon.…

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condizione: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Divided into three parts (Tradition Interpretation Reception), this multi-contributed book aims to establish what Ariosto s poem Orlando furioso was in its own time, at key stages during its five-century history, and of course what it means toda.…