This collection of original essays from leading scholars breaks new ground in our understanding of the tales belonging to the Ninth Day of the ¿ Decameron.
This collection of original essays from leading scholars breaks new ground in our understanding of the tales belonging to the Ninth Day of the ¿ Decameron.
Preface Introduction to Day Nine: Emilia’s Rule of Freedom Susanna Barsella, Fordham University and Simone Marchesi, Princeton University Love and Death in Pistoia: Decameron IX.1 between Poetry and History David Lummus, University of Notre Dame The Priest’s Breeches: Decameron IX.2 Maria Pia Ellero, Università degli Studi della Basilicata Empty Womb and Full Bellies in Decameron IX.3 Federica Anichini, New York University in Florence The Tale of the Two Cecco’s: Decameron IX.4 Patrizio Ceccagnoli, University of Kansas Art, Nature, and Reality in Boccaccio’s Giotto: Decameron IX.5 Marcello Ciccuto, University of Pisa The Tale of Pinuccio and Niccolosa: Decameron IX.6 Simona Lorenzini, Yale University The Tale of Margherita, a Self-Willed Wife: Decameron IX.7 Grace Delmolino, University of California-Davis A Metaphor Unveiled? Wine, Wrath, and the Bible in Decameron IX.8 Johnny L. Bertolio, University of Toronto Solomon and Emilia, or the King and I: Decameron IX.9 Albert Russel Ascoli, University of California, Berkeley Natura contra naturam: Sins Against Nature in Decameron IX.10 Max Matukhin, Princeton University Bibliography Contributors Index
Preface Introduction to Day Nine: Emilia’s Rule of Freedom Susanna Barsella, Fordham University and Simone Marchesi, Princeton University Love and Death in Pistoia: Decameron IX.1 between Poetry and History David Lummus, University of Notre Dame The Priest’s Breeches: Decameron IX.2 Maria Pia Ellero, Università degli Studi della Basilicata Empty Womb and Full Bellies in Decameron IX.3 Federica Anichini, New York University in Florence The Tale of the Two Cecco’s: Decameron IX.4 Patrizio Ceccagnoli, University of Kansas Art, Nature, and Reality in Boccaccio’s Giotto: Decameron IX.5 Marcello Ciccuto, University of Pisa The Tale of Pinuccio and Niccolosa: Decameron IX.6 Simona Lorenzini, Yale University The Tale of Margherita, a Self-Willed Wife: Decameron IX.7 Grace Delmolino, University of California-Davis A Metaphor Unveiled? Wine, Wrath, and the Bible in Decameron IX.8 Johnny L. Bertolio, University of Toronto Solomon and Emilia, or the King and I: Decameron IX.9 Albert Russel Ascoli, University of California, Berkeley Natura contra naturam: Sins Against Nature in Decameron IX.10 Max Matukhin, Princeton University Bibliography Contributors Index
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