ࡱ> 796 bjbj 0*n_n_,,8 $.,ZZZZZ555/111111$nU55555UZZj5(ZZ/5/](0>F>>(555UU(5555555>555555555,X : Boccaccio (1313-1375): Selected biographical details and works Born in Florence or Certaldo as an illegitimate son of Boccaccino di Chelino 13271340 in Naples (banking, study of canon law) Caccia di Diana (1333-34): verse composition; 18 cantos in terza rima Rime, mainly from Neapolitan period, reflecting influence of Dante and stilnovisti Filocolo (1336-39): narrative work on the trials and tribulations of Florio and Biancifiore Il Filostrato (1335/1338-40): poem in ottave modelled on the Roman de Troye; becomes model for Italian narrative poetry Teseida delle nozze dEmilia (1339-41) 12 books of ottave, epic poem combining Virgil and Statius 1340/41 - return to Florence (often noted by critics for changed emphases and tone) Comedia delle ninfe fiorentine (1341-42): prosimetrum of 50 chapters Amorosa visione (1342): poem in terzine of 50 cantos Elegia di madonna Fiammetta (1343): short narrative work Ninfale fiesolano (1344-46): short poem in ottave Decameron (1348-50/52?) 1350 - meeting with Petrarch (13041374) De genealogia deorum gentilium (1350-1375) De casibus virorum illustrium (1355-60, 1373-4) De montibus, silvis, fontibus, lacubus, fluminibus, stagnis seu paludibus et de nominibus maris liber (1355-57) De mulieribus claris (1361-1375; 9 redactions) = Famous women, collection of examples of womanly virtue Corbaccio (between 1354 and 1366): dream vision inducing the narrator to purity Trattatello in laude di Dante (1351-1361) Esposizioni sopra la Comedia (1374) Notes on the Decameron: - elements of continuity/discontinuity: antiquity; exemplum; fabliau; more recent antecedents in Libro de savi and Novellino - novella form? -other elements of form -characterization -socio-cultural aspects -themes Decameron: Aspects of Structure Brigata: 7 young women (Pampinea, Fiammetta, Filomena, Emilia, Lauretta, Neifile, Elisa) and 3 young men (Panfilo, Filostrato, Dioneo) Cornice: proemio, introduction and conclusion and also separate introductions and conclusions to each of the days Day One (Pampinea): free subject Day Two (Filomena): overcoming adversity to reach a happy end Day Three (Neifile): gain or recovery of something desired through industry Day Four (Filostrato): loves which had an unhappy end Day Five (Fiammetta): lovers after great trials that have felicitous outcome Day Six (Elissa): avoidance of infamy, loss or danger through action or wit Day Seven (Dioneo): tricks played by women on men Day Eight (Lauretta): tricks played by men on women and by women on men Day Nine (Emilia): free subject Day Ten (Panfilo): actions regarding love or other things done with liberality or magnificence Geoffrey Chaucer (c. 13431400) Biographical outline: b. in London, c. 1343 Early teens: various contacts with high aristocracy 1359, participant in expedition of Edward III against France Study of law, Oxford Service to King and diplomatic missions (Italy, 137273 and 1378; Flanders, 1377) 1374: Controller of the Cusoms and Subsidies on Wools, Skins, and Hides for the Port of London 138688: life in Kent 1389: Clerk of the Kings Works Main works: The Book of the Duchess (136970) showing influence of Petrarch Translation (via French) of Boethius, The Consolation of Philosophy The House of Fame showing influence of Dante Troilus and Criseyde (Troy romance) showing influence of Boccaccios Filostrato The Parliament of Fowls (dream allegory) again reflecting Boccaccios influence Treatise on the Astrolabe The Legend of Good Women and influence of Ovid The Canterbury Tales (c. 13851400) Important features of CT: -models -status of poetry -framing device -incomplete -order? -fortuna -language -feel and social mirror     ?@   M X Y a - I ` f   ( 7 H O ] x ) 6 S f   = > G ;;ݲݲݲݲݲݲݲ;;;;;ݲݲݲݲݲݲݲݲ;;hl}bhLH6OJQJhl}bhLHOJQJmHsHhl}bhLH6OJQJmHsHhl}bhLHOJQJhl}bhoOJQJhl}bho5OJQJ@?@ Y - ( ] 6 f > $a$gdLH +<Yglv{|NiabcŹŹŹŮŌxhl}bhg5OJQJhgOJQJhLHOJQJhl}bhLH5OJQJhl}bhLH56OJQJhl}bhl}bOJQJhl}bhLH6OJQJhl}bhLHOJQJhl}bhLH6OJQJmHsHhl}bhLHOJQJmHsHhl}bhLH5OJQJmHsH/ v{|Nib$a$gdggdggdLH$9c"#$.01Hcq'12Ic  *+;<HIQR[\cfghojhoUhl}bhLHOJQJhl}bhg6OJQJhl}bhg>*OJQJhl}bhgOJQJN$9"#$01q2 gdg*+;<HIQR[\fg$a$gdLHgdg gdghl}bhLHOJQJhohLHhahLH6CJ.:pLH|. 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