Renato Poggioli and the Byzantine Origins of Comparative Literature

P. 145-161

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  Code DOI : 10.1400/218762

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.1400/218762
• Dans le même volume

  • Editors' note
  • Introduction
  • Renato Poggioli and the Slavic Literatures
  • Renato Poggioli and the Italian Periodicals Between 1928 and 1938
  • Renato Poggioli and Antifascism in the United States
  • Decadence and Barbarism in the Czech Lands at the Turn of the Twentieth Century : a Tribute to Renato Poggioli
  • The Metric Equivalent in Poggioli's Rhythmic Versions from Pushkin, Tjutchev, Pasternak, and Akhmatova
  • Alexandr Blok Translated into Italian : In the Beginning Was Poggioli's Word
  • Renato Poggioli's Intellectual Project and the Psychology of Exile
  • Renato Poggioli and the Byzantine Origins of Comparative Literature
  • Between Two Silences : Renato Poggioli as Retrospective Prophet of Modernity
  • Renato Poggioli's Theory of the Avant-Garde and Its Legacy
  • Renato Poggioli Reader of Dante
  • Rebuilding Italy : Renato Poggioli and the Inventario Project
  • Not a Proem but a Program : Renato Poggioli's Foresighted Inventory
  • The Spirit and the Letter : Remarks on Poggioli's Posthumous Books
  • Renato Poggioli Remembered : Literary Scholar and Critic, Poet-Translator and Beloved Teacher
  • The Presence of Renato Poggioli : A Personal Reminiscence