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Petrarch pretends to show might be a consequence of his pain and torment for how disappointing his son had been in life, dying young before he could experience a real behavior change, a "mutatio in melius". Otherwise, this pain, as a philosophical and universal issue, finds space in the dialogical treatise De Remediis (II 44); Chines's investigation, from this standpoint, is summed up with a few final considerations on the importance, for Petrarch and Boccaccio, of focusing the reader's attention and critical inquiry on multiple issues, looking at the two poets and their texts as a complex system: on the one hand, their entire poetical production and, on the other, their modus operandi, their habitus as readers themselves, interpreters, editors, and scholars.
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Piccola biblioteca 283 L'integrazione si manifesterà, 'divinamente,' alla fine del poema, anzi in quel dopo poema che è il canto XX" (40).