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Göttliche Stimme, Irdische Schrift

by Cornelia Wild

Italian literatureHistory and criticismWomen in literatureVoice in literatureCriticism and interpretation

"Previous interpretations of the canonical texts of the Trecento adopted the perspectives of their male subjects. For the first time, this study presents a reading of the poetic figurations of female voices. In their songs, voices, and speeches, the protagonists Beatrice, Laura, and Catherine of Siena open their own perspective for interpretation. The study also makes a major contribution to the history of voice."--

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