Dante, Giotto and the Comedy : arragments of a possible discourse in the paintings of the Podestà Chapel

P. 17-31

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  • Presentations
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  • Introduction
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  • Dante, Giotto and the Comedy : arragments of a possible discourse in the paintings of the Podestà Chapel
  • Giotto magister et gubernator in the service of the city : his school and the reconstruction of Florentine communal identity following the 1333 flood
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  • Events in Florence between Dante's conviction and the expulsion of the Duke of Athen
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  • Dante's return to Florence
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  • Florence, Giovanni Villani, and Dante in the second quarter of the 14th century
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  • Dante as a book
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  • Stability and change in the language of Florence before the plague
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  • Justice and charity, condemnation and nemesis
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  • The invention of a canon
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  • Stories told through images by Pacino di Bonaguida and the Master of the Dominican effigies
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  • Francesco di ser Nardo da Barberino
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  • A widespread scriptorium : scribes and notaries
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  • Florentine commentaries : from the Chiose Palatine to Andrea Lancia
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  • Circulation of books and reading of the classics (alongside the Comedy)
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  • The biography of Dante : history and legend
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  • Florentine texts relating to the market, arts and sciences after Dante
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  • Atlas : the paintings in the Podestà Chapel
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  • Bibliographical references
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  • Index of manuscripts and archive documents
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  • Index of names and anonymous works
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  • Photographic credits
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