This paper deals with the different features of Plutarch's presence in Leopardi's poems and prose compositions. By examining mentions of Leopardi's studies on Plutarch, linguistic references and textual quotations from Vitae and Moralia the author shows that the poet had a comprehensive knowledge of Plutarch's works and he was deeply influenced by the ancied writer.
Giacomo Leopardi lettore di Plutarco
GIANNATTASIO, Rosa
2006-01-01
Abstract
This paper deals with the different features of Plutarch's presence in Leopardi's poems and prose compositions. By examining mentions of Leopardi's studies on Plutarch, linguistic references and textual quotations from Vitae and Moralia the author shows that the poet had a comprehensive knowledge of Plutarch's works and he was deeply influenced by the ancied writer.File in questo prodotto:
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