Romola (1862-3) by George Eliot, pseudonym of Mary Ann Evans, can be considered as a kind of fresco, representing a phase of civilisation that includes elements drawn from Greek and Roman culture as well as Christian thought and belief. Romola is best read not as a historical novel, with an emphasis on fiction and narrative, but as an exploration of the differing elements at play in the humanist culture of Renaissance Italy.
George Eliot e la genealogia storico-sociale di Romola
Miriam Sette
2019-01-01
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Romola (1862-3) by George Eliot, pseudonym of Mary Ann Evans, can be considered as a kind of fresco, representing a phase of civilisation that includes elements drawn from Greek and Roman culture as well as Christian thought and belief. Romola is best read not as a historical novel, with an emphasis on fiction and narrative, but as an exploration of the differing elements at play in the humanist culture of Renaissance Italy.File in questo prodotto:
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