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5 books match the query 'Campbell, Julie D.'
EMWJ v15.1
Edited by Bernadette Andrea, Julie D. Campbell, and Allyson M. Poska
Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 2020
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EMWJ v15.2
Edited by Bernadette Andrea, Julie D. Campbell, and Allyson M. Poska
Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 2021
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Early Modern Women Journal v14.2
Bernadette Andrea
Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 2020
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In Dialogue with the Other Voice in Sixteenth-century Italy
Literary and Social Contexts for Women's WritingEdited by Julie D. Campbell and Maria Galli Stampino
Iter Press, 2011
This excellent collection of essays and texts surveys the culture and intellectual context of early modern Italy in order to render more intelligible the writing of Italian women. The role of women in society and the persistent misogyny even of the most pro-woman texts are explored in the essays, and the recent critical debates are examined. The translations make available in English a selection of male-authored texts which directly or indirectly elicited the spirited responses of women, for which the volume is aptly entitled “In Dialogue.” A valuable classroom resource, the volume is an important addition to The Other Voice: Toronto series.
—Elissa Weaver
Professor of Italian, Emerita, University of Chicago
—Elissa Weaver
Professor of Italian, Emerita, University of Chicago
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Lovers’ Debates for the Stage
A Bilingual EditionIsabella Andreini
Iter Press, 2022
Witty and dynamic lovers’ dialogues for the stage.
The actress and author Isabella Andreini won international renown playing the bold, versatile, and intellectual inamorata of the commedia dell’arte. After her death, her husband Francesco Andreini continued publishing her works, among them the thirty-one amorosi contrasti—or lovers’ debates— presented in this volume. Available in English for the first time, Lovers' Debates enables readers to envision the commedia dell’arte through the words of its most revered diva. Lovers flirt boldly, trade bawdy insults, exhibit their learning, and drive each other mad in stage dialogues that showcase Isabella’s skill in composition and drama. Sparkling with wit and bursting with dynamic energy, these brilliant lovers’ dialogues for the stage hold strong appeal not only for specialists in early modern literature and women’s studies, but for enthusiasts, scholars, and practitioners of classic and contemporary theatre.
The actress and author Isabella Andreini won international renown playing the bold, versatile, and intellectual inamorata of the commedia dell’arte. After her death, her husband Francesco Andreini continued publishing her works, among them the thirty-one amorosi contrasti—or lovers’ debates— presented in this volume. Available in English for the first time, Lovers' Debates enables readers to envision the commedia dell’arte through the words of its most revered diva. Lovers flirt boldly, trade bawdy insults, exhibit their learning, and drive each other mad in stage dialogues that showcase Isabella’s skill in composition and drama. Sparkling with wit and bursting with dynamic energy, these brilliant lovers’ dialogues for the stage hold strong appeal not only for specialists in early modern literature and women’s studies, but for enthusiasts, scholars, and practitioners of classic and contemporary theatre.
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