Giovanni Boccaccio

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As an important person in the history of Italian literature, Giovanni Boccaccio was one of the founder of the Renaissance. Although law and business have been studied for many years, the interest of Boccaccio is of course poetry and writing. His greatest work, Decameron, has been known for over 600 years and has influenced other writers like Francesco Petrarc who translated Decameron into Latin. In addition to the author, Giovanni is a humanist, sometimes considered the founder of humanism.

In 1348, Italy's Giovanni Boccaccio (1313-1375) created the decameron. Decameron talked about seven women and three men on their way to the country to escape black death. Boccaccio's work is the first literary work written in prose prose. His prose is realistic for both men and women in the story and is not moral or immoral, which is as public as earlier romanticism. 1356 After the Black Death in France, the war began between Britain and France. French farmers are most economically affected during the Middle Ages, like when the house was looted and burned. Britain broke French John II in the Battle of Poitiers and asked again the farmers to bear the weight of the upper class.

Giovanni Boccaccio (/ boʊkɑːtʃioʊ, bə -, - tʃoʊ /; Italian: 16th June 1313 - 21st December 1375, 1375) is an Italian writer, poet, Petrarch journalist and an important humanist of the Renaissance is. Boccaccio has written numerous well-known works such as Decameron and On Famous Women. His imaginative literary work is written in Italian and other Latin works mainly focusing on his contemporary dialogue, but it is different from contemporaries.