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Vittoria Colonna was a godseeker sans pareil. The timeless humanity of this unusual woman is the fascinating aspect of her Rime Spirituali. A less theological and more anthropological analysis of her so-called spiritual but also intellectual poetry is the adequate approach for a poetess, who focusses her inner life as a godseeker on the way, instead of estranging us with poetising mystic fulfilment, which has always been withheld from her, as it is withheld from us. In her Rime Spirituali, we experience a Renaissance Poetess, who, inspired by timeless Humanism, enters with us into intimate discoursing, because she shares our consciousness.-…mehr

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Vittoria Colonna was a godseeker sans pareil. The timeless humanity of this unusual woman is the fascinating aspect of her Rime Spirituali. A less theological and more anthropological analysis of her so-called spiritual but also intellectual poetry is the adequate approach for a poetess, who focusses her inner life as a godseeker on the way, instead of estranging us with poetising mystic fulfilment, which has always been withheld from her, as it is withheld from us. In her Rime Spirituali, we experience a Renaissance Poetess, who, inspired by timeless Humanism, enters with us into intimate discoursing, because she shares our consciousness.-
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Dr. Musiol, Maria§1958 Abitur am Humanistischen Gymnasium in Bayern;Universitätsstudium der Anglistik und Geschichte, der Philosophie und Italianistik; bayerisches Staatsexamen für das Höhere Lehramt in Bayern;1968 Dissertation in Geschichte;1968- 1969 Wissenschaftliche Tätigkeit am Max-Planck-Institut für Geschichte in Göttingen;1969 - 2003 Lehrtätigkeit an Gymnasien in Regensburg;Seit 2004 Ruhestand: Erstmalige umfassende Erforschung der Vittoria Colonna und Veröffentlichung ihrer Biographie gemäß den Primärtexten. Die Erwerbung der englischen Version durch UBs weltweit (auch Harvard, Princeton, Oxford, die Bibliothek des Amerikanischen Kongresses) ermutigt mich nach weiteren 3500 Arbeitsstunden zu der Veröffentlichung der ersten systematischen (!) Darstellung der Dichtung Vittoria Colonnas.