Resconi, Stefano (40 results)

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Hardback. Condition: New. Transcribing a text within a Medieval manuscript was often not a culturally and ideologically neutral act. The lack of direct control by the authors over the circulation of their works allowed scribes to employ particularly refined strategies aimed at assigning new functions and meanings to these texts, which might appear very different from the original to the readers. This could be achieved in various ways, such as manipulating the configuration of the manuscript, creating or emphasising textual connections within organised collections, exploiting paratexts, or making more significant alterations to the text itself.This volume provides an overview of the primary ways in which textual repurposing and the consequent guiding of the reader are achieved within the manuscript tradition of Medieval Romance literary texts. Each method is described and exemplified through detailed analysis of particularly significant cases, which not only offer interesting insights into the perception of authorship in this literary context but also reveal unexpected ways through which manuscript compilers revitalise and enhance the communication of the works they handle.This book will be of interest to readers of Romance Medieval literature, Medieval manuscript culture, and material philology.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Transcribing a text within a Medieval manuscript was often not a culturally and ideologically neutral act. The lack of direct control by the authors over the circulation of their works allowed scribes to employ particularly refined strategies aimed at assigning new functions and meanings to these texts, which might appear very different from the original to the readers. This could be achieved in various ways, such as manipulating the configuration of the manuscript, creating or emphasising textual connections within organised collections, exploiting paratexts, or making more significant alterations to the text itself.This volume provides an overview of the primary ways in which textual repurposing and the consequent guiding of the reader are achieved within the manuscript tradition of Medieval Romance literary texts. Each method is described and exemplified through detailed analysis of particularly significant cases, which not only offer interesting insights into the perception of authorship in this literary context but also reveal unexpected ways through which manuscript compilers revitalise and enhance the communication of the works they handle.This book will be of interest to readers of Romance Medieval literature, Medieval manuscript culture, and material philology.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Transcribing a text within a Medieval manuscript was often not a culturally and ideologically neutral act. The lack of direct control by the authors over the circulation of their works allowed scribes to employ particularly refined strategies aimed at assigning new functions and meanings to these texts, which might appear very different from the original to the readers. This could be achieved in various ways, such as manipulating the configuration of the manuscript, creating or emphasising textual connections within organised collections, exploiting paratexts, or making more significant alterations to the text itself.This volume provides an overview of the primary ways in which textual repurposing and the consequent guiding of the reader are achieved within the manuscript tradition of Medieval Romance literary texts. Each method is described and exemplified through detailed analysis of particularly significant cases, which not only offer interesting insights into the perception of authorship in this literary context but also reveal unexpected ways through which manuscript compilers revitalise and enhance the communication of the works they handle.This book will be of interest to readers of Romance Medieval literature, Medieval manuscript culture, and material philology. Transcribing a text within a Medieval manuscript was often not a culturally and ideologically neutral act. The lack of direct control by the authors over the circulation of their works allowed scribes to employ particularly refined strategies aimed at assigning new functions and meanings to these texts. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

235x150mm, LXXXVI- 448pagine, con CD-Rom, Nuevo stato. Envois Europe : TVA inclus dans montant final. Exceptions taxes postales locales à la charge de l'acheteur (~2 EUR). Si nécéssaire, contact via notre page d'accueil / Shipping to Europe : VAT included in total amount. Local postal fees apply to buyers in Europe (~2 EUR). Contact us via our homepage if needed.…

Condition: NEW. Firenze: Sismel Edizioni del Galluzzo, 2014 9788884505064 Corpus des Troubadours. Etudes 3 805 xi, 386 p., 7 : ill. col., CD, bibliografia ; 24 cm. In questo saggio il canzoniere provenzale U è studiato nei suoi aspetti ecdotici, linguistici e materiali, analizzati nelle loro forti interrelazioni reciproche in modo da far meglio emergere anche il valore latamente culturale del testimone. Tentando di collocare le sue specificità nel più ampio contesto della produzione in lingua d'oc, la ricerca permette di riconoscere nel manoscritto non solo un tassello significativo nel panorama della ricezione italiana antica della lirica provenzale, ma anche un punto di osservazione stimolante dal quale indagare problematiche complesse che interessano settori più vasti della tradizione trobadorica.…

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