Petrarch Commentary and Exegesis in Renaissance Italy: Introduction
Petrarch Commentary and Exegesis in Renaissance Italy: Introduction
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文艺复兴时期意大利彼特拉克的评论和注释：简介
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10.1080/00751634.2020.1698502
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2019
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Gilson S
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这四篇文章汇集在这个迷你特刊中，都来自一个为期三年的合作研究项目的一部分，彼特拉克评论和注释文艺复兴时期的意大利，c。1350-c。1650年，由英国艺术与人文研究理事会资助。[1]三篇论文的来源是在一个国际研讨会上发表的论文，该研讨会是该项目的一部分，题为“文艺复兴时期意大利的彼特拉克评论和注释”。研讨会于2018年9月11日至12日在威尼斯卡纳雷吉奥的帕帕法瓦宫举行，共有六位演讲者和十一位讨论者参加。其目的是询问的体裁，批评词汇，材料形式，和在十五和十六世纪意大利彼特拉克的白话诗的注释的文化意义。2在评注和学术讲座中采用的主要训诂模式是什么？在手稿和印刷品中，它们采取了什么样的物质形式？我们在关于彼特拉克的各种评论中，以及评论和学术讲座之间，发现了什么样的相互关系？在阐释彼特拉克的白话诗的文本中，副文本材料，包括生活、插图，甚至押韵词典和相关材料，有什么功能，训诂或其他功能？这些问题在六篇论文和伴随的讨论中得到了讨论和解决。这次活动也为该项目的博士后研究员提供了一个早期的机会--贾科莫·科米亚蒂和洛伦佐·萨奇尼，沿着还有一位前研究员弗朗西斯科·文图里--展示他们为一个数据库收集材料的广泛工作，该数据库与《普通注释》片段和意大利的《凯旋》有关。1350-c。1650.该数据库，现在被称为PERI（彼特拉克注释文艺复兴时期意大利：https：//petrarch。嗯。牛。AC. uk/），随后于2018年12月在牛津泰勒研究所的一次活动中以beta形式推出。在2019年12月12日至13日在利兹大学举行的AHRC赞助的项目会议上，该团队随后推出了该数据库的更新和更明确的版本。PERI是一个免费的，完全可搜索的目录，包括评论，讲座的印刷和手稿副本，以及其他注释和读者帮助形式的模式，如生活，注释，简短的笔记，索引和相关材料。它还包括有限数量的其他
The four essays brought together in this mini-special issue all derive from work undertaken as part of a three-year collaborative research project, Petrarch Commentary and Exegesis in Renaissance Italy, c. 1350-c. 1650, funded by the UK Arts and Humanities Research Council. 1 Three essays have their origin in papers delivered at an international workshop organised as part of the project and entitled ‘Petrarch Commentary and Exegesis in Renaissance Italy’. Held in Venice at the Palazzo Pesaro Papafava in Cannaregio on 11–12 September 2018, the workshop brought together six speakers and a further eleven discussants. The aim was to interrogate the genres, critical lexicon, material forms, and cultural significance of exegesis on Petrarch’s vernacular poetry in fifteenthand sixteenth-century Italy. 2 What were the principal exegetical modes employed in both commentaries and academic lectures? What material forms did they assume in both manuscript and print? What interrelationships do we find both amongst the various commentaries on Petrarch, as well as between commentaries and academic lectures? What functions, exegetical or otherwise, do paratextual materials, including lives, illustrations, and even rhyming dictionaries and related materials, have in texts that deal with the interpretation of Petrarch’s vernacular poetry? These were some of the questions debated and problematised in the six papers and accompanying discussions.The event also provided an early opportunity for the postdoctoral fellows on the project–Giacomo Comiati and Lorenzo Sacchini, along with a former fellow, Francesco Venturi–to present their extensive work in gathering materials for a database of exegetical activity related to both the Rerum vulgarium fragmenta and the Triumphi in Italy, c. 1350-c. 1650. The database, now known as PERI (Petrarch Exegesis in Renaissance Italy: https://petrarch. mml. ox. ac. uk/), was subsequently launched in beta-form at an event at the Taylor Institute in Oxford in December 2018. At the concluding AHRC-sponsored project conference held at the University of Leeds on 12–13 December 2019, the team then launched an updated and more definitive version of the database. PERI is a free, fully searchable catalogue of print and manuscript copies of commentaries, of lectures, and of other modes of exegesis and forms of assistance for readers, such as lives, annotations, short notes, indexes, and related material. It also includes a limited number of other