Astrid Eitel

Die Wiederentdeckung der Bukolik.

Der Dichterwettstreit zwischen Dante Alighieri und Giovanni del Virgilio.

[The Rediscovery of Bucolic Literature. The Poetic Contest between Dante Alighieri and Giovanni del Virgilio.]
 
Astrid Eitel in her analysis highlights contemporary linguistic characteristics and peculiarities in the exchange of letters between Dante Alighieri and Giovanni del Virgilio. She also examines and interprets reminiscences to other Latin poets and proofs in the commentary that the authors both in terms of style and of content evoked or in some cases even quoted the works by Vergil and Ovid, especially the ,,Metamorphoses” by the latter and literally all works by the former. Giovanni del Virgilio and Dante use formulations and structures from ancient authors and ,,modernize” them by putting them into a new context; on the other hand, they aim at a continuity of bucolic motives and images, evoking the style by poets from late antiquity. Last but not least, Eitel’s work shows the transition from Medieval Latin to Vulgar Latin.

Solivagus-Verlag

177 Pages, Hardcover, Linen-bound Volume with Dust Jacket, Date of Publication: November 2014, Format: 14,8 x 21 cm

Language: German, Latin
ISBN: 978-3-943025-15-6
40.00 €

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Keywords

Middle Ages / Linguistics / Romance Studies / History of Reception / Dante Alighieri / Giovanni del Virgilio / Ovid / Virgil / Poetic Contest / Italy / Medieval Latin / Vulgar Latin

Rez. zu Astrid Eitel: Die Wiederentdeckung der Bukolik. Der Dichterwettstreit zwischen Dante Alighieri und Giovanni del Virgilio. Kiel, Solivagus-Verlag 2014, in: Mittellateinisches Jahrbuch 50 (2015) 3, S. 517.

Rez. zu Astrid Eitel: Die Wiederentdeckung der Bukolik. Der Dichterwettstreit zwischen Dante Alighieri und Giovanni del Virgilio. Kiel, Solivagus-Verlag 2014, in: Medioevo Latino 2015, S. 120.

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Dr Astrid Eitel, born in 1978 in Switzerland, studied Latin and Greek in Vienna and Montréal (Canada) and wrote her diploma-thesis about the 2nd eclogue of Dante under the supervision of Kurt Smolak in Vienna. After having completed the teacher training for Latin and Greek, she received her PhD in 2012 with this thesis. She has widely published and given papers about various aspects of the works of Dante and his being influenced by Vergil and Ovid.

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