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Approaches to Teaching Boccaccio's Decameron
About the Author
James H. McGregor is associate professor of camparative literature at the University of Georgia. He was a fellow of the Maerican Academy in Rome in 1981-82. His publications include several articles and two books on Boccaccio's minor works: The Image of Antiquity and The Shades of Aenas. He Has translated Luigi Guicciardini's The Sack of Rome and representative literary texts for Renaissance Naples.
Reviews
"The need for this volume is obvious. The Decameron has arrived. It is now widely read and studied in all kinds of undergraduate courses, and it is an ideal text to study the techniques of fiction, the ways in which texts influence or echo other texts (as well as interact with other artistic media), and the vexing questions of gender."—James V. Mirollo, author of Mannerism and Renaissance Poetry: Concept, Mode, Inner Design
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207 | |
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