Comparing Dante and Boccaccio

Speaking of Dante and Boccaccio, it is probably the most complicated, but only once. These differences and similarities are somewhat obvious, but in other respects they are ambiguous. When comparing and contrasting, it is necessary to consider thorough investigation. We will find another interesting point for each information source to investigate. Their sides are separated from each other. They are not aspects, but they write some thoughts about style, life, and the events of their life, showing some differences.

Dante's first official biography is Gita di Dante (aka Dante Dante's Trattatello), written by Giovanni Boccaccio since 1348. Several remarks and events based on modern research are considered untrustworthy, but Dante's lifetime and early description of the work is contained in Nuova Cronica of Giovanni Villani in the Florentine chronicle. Florence eventually regretted Dante's asylum and the city repeatedly demanded the return of his body. Ravenna's bodyguards refused and one of the bones was hiding behind the fake wall of the monastery. Nonetheless, in 1829 a tomb was built for him in Florence in the Basilica of Santa Croce. Since then the tomb was empty, but the body of Dante remained in Ravenna away from the land he loved. He wrote a poet by Onorato Artisimo in front of the tomb of Florence - roughly translated as "the noble royal poet"

Hollander reveals that Boccaccio's work is very heavy and remembers Dante's writing. I believe that he is the greatest "modern" work. Boccaccio believes Dante is the only writer who won the same status as being reserved for ancient great writers. Most of these articles show how Boccaccio carefully reflects the text of Dante of Decameron. Ovid's cooperation on the work of love, especially as part of his strategy to build his work based on these two great authorities, as some articles developed his own human foolishness It also changed to reading. A majestic and sarcastic view.

Prior to Robert Hollander and Attilio Bettinzoli being announced in the early 1980s, nobody was aware that Boccaccio owned the Decameron page. Huge debts were hidden. Boccaccio understands the work of Dante and it is a difficult topic to use and it is starting to gather attention worthy of it. Among commentators, "young" Boccaccio is not familiar, or does not completely understand the sentences of Dante (even if "young" Boccaccio was interpreted as including a 38-year-old writer). In 1/10 Boccaccio 's Dante and Shaping Shaping Force, Robert Hollander presented some previously published articles on the synthesis of valuable new materials and the impact of Dante on Boccaccio, in particular on Commedia and Decameron Provided.