La lancia di Peleo: vitalità di un tópos

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Abstract

Il tópos della ‘lancia di Peleo’ è mostrato nel suo percorso dalla Provenza all’Italia, da Bernart de Ventadorn al Dante dell’Inferno, passando per la poesia siciliana e per i poeti pre-stilnovisti: ritenuto essere uno dei più diffusi nell’esperienza lirica delle origini, esso è in realtà raramente utilizzato nella sua forma semanticamente più ricca (la lancia che ferisce con un colpo, e guarisce la ferita con un secondo colpo della stessa lancia), mentre è più spesso incrociato con quello del ‘dardo amoroso’.

The essay traces the tópos of “Peleus’ spear” throughout the history of literature, from Provence to Italy, from Bernard de Ventadorn to Dante’s Inferno, through Sicilian poetry and pre-stilnovistic poets. While it is believed to be one of the most common tópoi of ancient poetry, it is only rarely used in its semantically richest form (a spear wounding with its first blow and healing with the second) and is more often linked to the concept of a “love dart”.

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Authors Bevilacqua, Susanna;
Journal carte romanze
Year 2013
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http://riviste.unimi.it/index.php/carteromanze/article/view/3507
Keywords
philology. linguistics language and literature fine arts french literature - italian literature - spanish literature - portuguese literature aesthetics history of great britain

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