Vols 4-5 (1988)

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Edited by Stephen D. Kolsky & Walter Musolino

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Front matter

Front matter
 
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In memoriam Joseph Gioscio.
 
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1–4

Articles

"Ch'assai t'intendo"; the narrative of seduction and the seduction of narrative in an early fourteenth-century fresco
Laurence Simmons
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5–22
View from Venice: The Renaissance is the name of the father
Margaret Plant
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23–32
Theorizing pleasure in the Renaissance
Stephen D Kolsky
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33–50
The poet in society: Francesco Berni and court life in Cinquecento Rome
Anne Reynolds
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51–62
Aspetti tecnici e continuità tematica ne La Sfinge di Luigi Capuana
Annamaria Pagliaro
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63–82
Rationality and myth in Pirandello's later works: modernity contemporaneity and the poetics of disillusionment
Gregory L Lucente
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83–97
Pirandello: towards the metadrama of the divided psyche
Douglas Radcliff-Umstead
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99–111
Dino Campana and "La poesia Toscana che fu"
Craig R Frisch
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113–123
Works of Italian interest published by Italian scholars in Australia
Tom O'Neill
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156–175
Book reviews
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125–155

Reviews

J.Bryce & D. Thompson, eds. Moving in measure: essays in honour of Brian Moloney.
Giovanni Carsaniga
125–126
Peter Armour. Dante's Griffin and the history of the world: A study of the earthly Paradise.
Drina Oldroyd
127–130
P. Hainsworth et al. eds. The languages of literature in renaissance Italy.
Gary Ianziti
130–131
B. Ferraro, trans. Girolamo Bargagli, the female pilgrim (La Pellegrina).
Nicole Prunster
132–134
Gary Ianziti. Humanist Historiography under the Sforzas.
Louis Green
135–137
John Gatt-Rutter. Italo Svevo: a double life.
Michael Hanne
138–140
R.A. Baggio. The shoe in my cheese.
Walter Musolino
141–145
Gaetano Rando. Dizionario degli anglicismi nell'italiano postunitario.
Mirna Cicioni
146–148
"Women in Italian Culture" conference, La Trobe University.
Nicole Prunster
148–150
C. Bettoni & J. Lo Bianco, eds. Understanding Italy: language, culture, commerce.
Dino Bressan
150–155