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Bases de dades: Sciència.cat
Andreose, Alvise - Concina, Chiara, "A monte di F e f: il Devisement dou monde e la scripta dei manoscritti francesi di origine pisano-genovese", dins: Pioletti, Antonio - Rapisarda, Stefano (eds.), Forme letterarie del Medioevo romanzo: testo, interpretazione e storia. XI Congresso Società italiana di filologia romanza (Catania, 22-26 settembre 2015), indice degli autori e delle opere a cura di Agata Calcagno, Soveria Mannelli, Rubbetino (Medioevo Romanzo e Orientale: Colloqui, 14), 2016, pp. 15-37.
- Resum
- The manuscript BnF fr. 1116 (=F) is the best surviving copy of the Devisement dou monde both for the quality of its reading and the form of its text, that offers the closest version to the original one. The language in which the work wasfirst written – an Old French heavily sprinkled with morphological as well as lexical Italianisms – is considered as a representative example of the so-called «Franco-Italian». A certain number of linguistic features exhibited by F are peculiar to western Tuscany. At the same time, the MS is characterised by a considerablenumber of Venetisms. The fragment of the Franco-Italian version recently discovered by C. Concina [2007], designated f, appears very similar to F, albeit withsome variations. The aim of this paper is to provide a systematic comparison of F and f from a linguistic point of view. Both graphic and phonetic correspondencesenable us to connect the source of F and f with the group of Old French manuscripts copied by Pisan scribes while incarcerated in Genoa's prisons, following thebattle of Meloria (1284).
- Matèries
- Geografia i viatges
Fonts
Francès
Manuscrits
Scripta
- URL
- https://www.academia.edu/30242304/A_monte_di_F_e_f. ...
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