Not only Longinus’ Sublime, but also Quintilian’s Institutio oratoria seems to be the source from which Leopardi draws inspiration to describe the phenomenon of the imagination (phantasia) that is condensed in the famous mi fingo.
Antico infinito: tra Leopardi e Quintiliano
francesco berardi
2020-01-01
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Not only Longinus’ Sublime, but also Quintilian’s Institutio oratoria seems to be the source from which Leopardi draws inspiration to describe the phenomenon of the imagination (phantasia) that is condensed in the famous mi fingo.File in questo prodotto:
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