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Artú, Lancillotto e il Graal. II. Lancillotto del Lago (La Marca di Gallia - Galehaut), a c. di L. Leonardi, intr. trad. comm. L. Di Sabatino, A.P. Fuksas, M. Infurna, N. Morato, A. Punzi, E. Spadini, Einaudi - I Millenni, 2021

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A cura di Nicola Morato. 🔗 http://bit.ly/2L8qTR0\. I sedici studi cavallereschi qui raccolti rap... more A cura di Nicola Morato. 🔗 http://bit.ly/2L8qTR0.
I sedici studi cavallereschi qui raccolti rappresentano soprattutto la fase più recente delle ricerche di Marco Praloran sulla narrativa premoderna. Rispetto ai precedenti lavori dedicati ai poemi di Boiardo e Ariosto, l’insieme si colloca in un ambito più decisamente critico – di cultura della narrazione – concentrandosi in particolare sull’ambiente e lo sfondo della produzione in ottava rima, con una panoramica estesa dalla Francia all’Italia e dall’Inghilterra alla Spagna. Praloran riconosce in Boiardo e Ariosto gli autori che più potentemente modernizzano il romanzo e l’epica, estraendone le strutture fondamentali e immettendole nel tessuto dell’attualità letteraria quattro-cinquecentesca. Un grande processo compositivo e di elaborazione testuale – i tre libri dell’Inamoramento, le tre edizioni del Furioso – diventa il fulcro della transizione della narrativa occidentale dal Medioevo al Rinascimento, mentre i due Orlandi, nell’interpretazione di Praloran, manifestano una potenza conoscitiva e un realismo del tutto nuovi. Con essi comincia a formarsi un diverso modo, modernissimo, di cogliere l’ethos dei personaggi, che si sprigiona per immagini e illuminazioni in un’innovativa visione dell’agire, tra umano e mitico.

Premessa. IL TEMPO, LE FORME, LE IMMAGINI. I. Il tempo nel romanzo – II. Il silenzio del narratore, il silenzio dei personaggi nella logica narrativa dei romanzi in prosa del XIII secolo – III. Strutture metriche e racconto: alcune osservazioni preliminari – IV. Alcune osservazioni sullo studio delle strutture formali nei cantari – V. Il racconto per immagini nella tradizione cavalleresca italiana – VI. Temporalità e struttura narrativa nel romanzo europeo tra la fine del quindicesimo e l’inizio del sedicesimo secolo. LA NARRATIVA CAVALLERESCA TRA MEDIOEVO E RINASCIMENTO. VII. (con Tina Matarrese) Ricezione dell’antico nell’Inamoramento de Orlando tra Umanesimo e tradizione romanza – VIII. Aspects de la réception des classiques dans le Renaissance italienne: le monologue lyrique et la narration épique – IX. Riflessioni sul rapporto tra forme metriche e discorso nella tradizione italiana – X. (con Nicola Morato) Nostalgia e fascinazione della letteratura cavalleresca – XI. La tradizione cavalleresca in Italia e Mimesis. DALL’«INAMORAMENTO DE ORLANDO» ALL’«ORLANDO FURIOSO». XII. Il poema in ottava rima – XIII. Il mondo naturale nell’Inamoramento de Orlando – XIV. Le strutture narrative dell’Orlando furioso – XV. (con Tina Matarrese) L’Orlando furioso del 1516 – XVI. Per un commento al Furioso del 1516. Analisi dei canti I-XIX. Indice dei nomi e delle opere.

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The use of the term “cycle” in Arthurian studies dates back to at least the 1830s and it has been... more The use of the term “cycle” in Arthurian studies dates back to at least the 1830s and it has been accepted as an established fact. However, it is only recently that a more precise portrayal was developed. In the first part of this contribution, we will explore the notion of “cycle” by highlighting the questions that led to its adoption. We will emphasize, alongside the traditional notion, the more recent concepts of “cyclicity” and “cyclification”. In the second part, these concepts will be reconsidered in the light of text transmission by analyzing the mechanisms of formation of pluritextual archetypes and vulgates, the interaction between external and internal cyclification, and the activation of intercyclical dynamics. We will refer to this complex reality, both actual and virtual, as a “cyclical environment”.

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The beginning of the Furioso is noted for its complex intertwining of intertextual and interdiscu... more The beginning of the Furioso is noted for its complex intertwining of intertextual and interdiscursive elements. Rather than compiling a list of possible sources and models and risk incompleteness or redundancy, this essay takes on the matter of the Gallo-Romance tradition underlying it. Analysis of an incipit raises diverse issues, of which three are considered here: (1) origins and fortune of the pair “armes et amours” ; (2) the expression’s recurrence in the liminal areas of texts; and (3) Ariosto’s most direct reference models.

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This chapter guides the reader through this uncharted web of narratives, providing an overview of... more This chapter guides the reader through this uncharted web of narratives, providing an overview of its growth and transformations across space and time. In accounting for the cycle’s reach in text culture and literature, it offers the key to understanding this vast Arthurian constellation.

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Analisi di appunti inediti di Marco Praloran sulla struttura e l’organizzazione narrativa del Tri... more Analisi di appunti inediti di Marco Praloran sulla struttura e l’organizzazione narrativa del Tristan en prose.

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The author investigates the couple armes & amour (love and prowess) in Old French Arthurian roman... more The author investigates the couple armes & amour (love and prowess) in Old French Arthurian romances. In them – rather surprisingly – it appears very sparsely, if at all. The study affords a detailed examination of the contexts in which the two terms feature, both as co-occurrences and separately, in Chrétien’s romances and the Roman de Guiron. It discusses the morphological and semantic forms and uses of the two terms, accounting for the various lexical equivalents that appear in the polygenetic varia lectio, and which seem to issue from the scribes’ cultural backgrounds.

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Après avoir caractérisé l’ambition d’indépendance relative que manifeste le cycle de Guiron par r... more Après avoir caractérisé l’ambition d’indépendance relative que manifeste le cycle de Guiron par rapport au Tristan, l’article examine des cas de fusion des deux cadres narratifs dans certains témoins particuliers du Guiron, du Tristan, mais aussi dans ceux qui ont recueilli les projets cycliques ultérieurs, ceux que l’on attribue à Rusticien de Pise (BnF fr. 340 et 355) ou celui des Prophéties de Merlin. Des variantes notables se chargent de cette dimension transfictionnelle.

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Among the most accomplished products of the literary civilization of the early thirteenth century... more Among the most accomplished products of the literary civilization of the early thirteenth century, Arthurian prose romances have combined text and image since their earliest manuscript attestations, elaborating a remarkable variety of formal solutions. We do not know if these narratives were originally conceived in association with more or less complete sets of illustrations, or with spaces that would serve to integrate them at a later stage. However, it is certain that they played a prominent role in the history of the illustrated book. The Italian reception of Old French narrative texts is a chapter of this long history marked by innovation. In these pages we will analyze some of its structural characteristics: incompleteness, partiality, fragmentation of the copies; scarcity or lack of paratexts; unusual format, positioning and subjects of the illustrations. Thanks to these innovations, the Italian tradition of the Arthurian prose romances infused new life into the moral and aesthetic values of the stories of King Arthur. Our itinerary, after some general considerations on the textual tradition as a whole, will start from the copies of the Genoese-Pisan group (last quarter of the thirteenth to early fourteenth century). The latter, despite their modesty (or indeed by virtue of it), present some incisive technical and formal innovations. The scope of the analysis reaches into the second half of the fourteenth century, with the masterpieces of the Maestro del Guiron and his Lombard followers.

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The lexical family of acoint is amply attested in Old French, and from there it expanded into oth... more The lexical family of acoint is amply attested in Old French, and from there it expanded into other Romance as well as into Germanic languages. In medieval narratives, and in particular in both prose and verse Arthurian romances, this lexical family often occurs in the representation of the courtly society with its relations and encounters – whether everyday or exceptional. Between Chrétien de Troyes and the Lancelot en prose, it is possible to identify some shared trends: for example, we might find among the uses of the lemmata of this family as theme-words, some instances of their use as key-words. Nevertheless, there is a difference in verse texts compared to those in prose. The former marks key-words mainly through rhetorical-stylistic devices while the latter achieves this goal mainly through narrative mechanisms, from the use of episodes which mirror each other to the alternation of the perceptual and cognitive perspectives.

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The interplay of pseudo-authors in 13th-century Arthurian romances has attracted the attention of... more The interplay of pseudo-authors in 13th-century Arthurian romances has attracted the attention of scholars since the very beginnings of Medieval studies. Already P. Paris had brought to light the main authorial cross-references in the texts, and subsequent scholars have continually interpreted and re-interpreted them. The development of narratology in Arthurian studies brought a fresh approach to these matters and, especially with the works of E. Baumgartner, specialists became more aware of the relation between fictitious authorship and concrete determination of the social background of production and fruition of the romances. The Arthurian pseudonyms constitute a community of clerks and knights who, in ongoing collaboration, endlessly extracted new stories from an inexhaustible ‘livre du latin’. While identities are all imaginary, it is indisputable that they knew each other's texts and that their stories were read in a courtly context very similar to what they depict. The bibliography on this topic is abundant. However, insofar there have been relatively few studies that have analysed this fictitious community from the point of view of textual transmissions or adopted an embracing perspective including the multilingual fortune of the Arthurian novels in prose. In this study we will try to address these two points and show how textual transmission enriches this fictitious community, in an ongoing dialogue with non-fictitious entities and some concrete interlocutors.

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Les romans arthuriens depuis longtemps ont fait l’objet de lectures sociologiques : que l’on pens... more Les romans arthuriens depuis longtemps ont fait l’objet de lectures sociologiques : que l’on pense simplement aux travaux fondateurs d’E. Auerbach et d’E. Köhler. À l’interprétation sociologique des contenus des récits (texte / société) s’est par la suite ajoutée l’exigence d’intégrer la présence concrète du livre manuscrit, support nécessaire de la transmission des textes et trace d’« occasion / événement » ; et, du point de vue du savant, la preuve matérielle d’une relation plus spécifique entre texte et société (codex / contexte). Mais qu’arrive-t-il quand, au lieu d’envisager tel ou tel manuscrit par rapport à tel ou tel contexte, nous mettons au cœur de l’enquête une tradition textuelle dans son ensemble, en l’interprétant comme un vaste réseau socio-culturel ? Notre présentation sera une tentative de réponse à cette question, à partir des résultats de deux projets qui se sont mesurés à la circulation des romans arthuriens en prose à l’échelle de l’Occident médiéval et, parfois, au-delà de ses frontières : Medieval Francophone Literary Culture Outside France (AHRC) et Gruppo Guiron.

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The first phase of Arthurian cyclification happened in the first half of the 13th century, in a t... more The first phase of Arthurian cyclification happened in the first half of the 13th century, in a time span of at most three decades. What do we know about it? Many of the principal questions of geochronology remain unresolved. For instance, four of the five WH questions – who, when, where, and why – can only be partially answered. Drawing on the complementary approaches and results of two recent projects, Medieval Francophone Literary Culture Outside France (2011-2014) and Gruppo Guiron (2009-2019), we will present some of the main issues relating to the formation and circulation of Old French Arthurian prose narratives across Western Europe and the Mediterranean in the 13th-15th century, from the point of view of material, textual and documentary evidence.

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Séminaire dans le cours de Codicologie (N. Morato) Université de Liège, jeudi 2 mai, 8h30-10h, sa... more Séminaire dans le cours de Codicologie (N. Morato)
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