This book provides a new edition – and the first to appear in Italy– of the Middle High German epic Reinhart Fuchs written by Heinrich the Hypocrite . The introduction focuses on the influence of French and Latin literature on the Germanic beast epic between the X-XIII centuries and shows the originality of the German poet. After contextualizing Reinhart Fuchs among other poems written in Latin (Ligurinus, Archipoeta),Carla Del Zotto suggests a new etymology for the name Pendin as derived from the treatise Pantegni by Constantinus Africanus.
This book provides a new edition – and the first to appear in Italy– of the Middle High German epic Reinhart Fuchs written by Heinrich the Hypocrite . The introduction focuses on the influence of French and Latin literature on the Germanic beast epic between the X-XIII centuries and shows the originality of the German poet. After contextualizing Reinhart Fuchs among other poems written in Latin (Ligurinus, Archipoeta),Carla Del Zotto suggests a new etymology for the name Pendin as derived from the treatise Pantegni by Constantinus Africanus.
Heinrich der Glichesaere, La volpe Reinhart / DEL ZOTTO, Carla. - STAMPA. - 111:(2007), pp. 1-219.
Heinrich der Glichesaere, La volpe Reinhart
DEL ZOTTO, Carla
2007
Abstract
This book provides a new edition – and the first to appear in Italy– of the Middle High German epic Reinhart Fuchs written by Heinrich the Hypocrite . The introduction focuses on the influence of French and Latin literature on the Germanic beast epic between the X-XIII centuries and shows the originality of the German poet. After contextualizing Reinhart Fuchs among other poems written in Latin (Ligurinus, Archipoeta),Carla Del Zotto suggests a new etymology for the name Pendin as derived from the treatise Pantegni by Constantinus Africanus.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
