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Florence Research (University of Florence)· 2016

“Al suon di questa cetra”. Ricerche sulla poesia orale del Rinascimento

Luca Degl’Innocenti

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This book argues that much Renaissance poetry, including that of famous figures like Machiavelli and "l'Altissimo," was intended for oral performance, not just written circulation, and was commonly experienced through voice, music, and presence.

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Field: General Arts and Humanities

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