Chapter Elementi stilistici decameroniani nel Pecorone di ser Giovanni
In the history of scholarship on vernacular style, rhetoric, and prose rhythm, very little space has been given to 14th-century Tuscan short stories writers, such as Ser Giovanni, Franco Sacchetti, and Giovanni Sercambi. This article analyzes Ser Giovanni's Pecorone with the aim of individuatin...
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