amante di tutte, marito di nessuna. marino nel “maritaggio delle muse” di giovan giacomo ricci

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Abstract
Prendendo le mosse da una sommaria presentazione della parabola biografica e scrittoria del perugino Giovan Giacomo Ricci, finora pressoché oscura, si propone una lettura del suo “poema drammatico” Il maritaggio delle Muse, edito ad Orvieto nel 1625. La prospettiva specifica di questa lettura affronta la presenza e la maturazione lirica del personaggio Marino nel Maritaggio, opera non a caso collocabile a cavallo tra il ragguaglio e la commedia. All’interno del sistema poetico e parnasiano del Maritaggio ed evidenziando l’impalcatura citazionale sottesa al dramma, dunque, si segue l’evoluzione scenica del Marino da giovane poeta municipale e d’occasione a maturo interprete dei generi più vari, dall’idillio alla tenzone, fino al poema grande.Starting from a brief presentation of Giovan Giacomo Ricci’s biography and bibliography (still now almost unknown), this paper suggests an interpretation of Ricci’s “poema drammatico” Il maritaggio delle Muse, published in Orvieto in 1625. This composition, between the comedy and the “ragguaglio di Parnaso”, is read following the presence and the poetic evolution of the character of Giovan Battista Marino. In the poetical and parnasian structure of Maritaggio, this article underlines its quoting architecture. This paper remarks, in Ricci’s drama, Marino’s growth from a young love and municipal poet to an able interpret of various genres, from the bucolic to the comic one, up to the long poem.
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Authors ;Giuseppe Alonzo
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Year 2010
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