...Daniel Javitch © 2005 University of Washington 2005 Daniel Javitch is professor of comparative literature at New York University. He is author of Proclaiming a Classic: The Canonization of“Orlando Furioso” (1991). A collection of essays on Ariosto's poem is in progress. The Poetics...

...Daniel Javitch This essay challenges the view that the last part of Orlando furioso takes an “epic” turn and abandons many of the “romance” features that characterize its first half. The essay does so by considering (1) the anachronism of projecting onto the Furioso a desire on Ariosto's part...

... Furioso David Quint Cervantes owed much to Ariosto when he created the novel in Don Quijote. He derived from the Orlando furioso both the narrative technique of interlace, which places multiple story lines next to one another, and Ariosto’s particular use of it to juxtapose...

... surplus (within which information has no a priori value). Three examples are analyzed in depth: the heroscopía from book 6 of Virgil's Aeneid , in which Roman history is portrayed as a triumphal procession; Astolfo's voyage to the moon in canto 34 of Ludovico Ariosto's Orlando furioso , with its inventory...

...Ralph A. Haug Copyright © 1943 by Duke University Press 1943 MILTON AND SIR JOHN HARINGTON By RALPHA. HAUC That in 1641-2 Milton was reading Ariosto’s Orlando Furioso in Sir John Harington’s translation (the 1591 edition) we know because he...

...- versity of New Mexico Press, 1977), 175–84. MLQ 61.2-04Weinbrot.ak 5/26/00 3:52 PM Page 400 400 MLQ ❙ June 2000 mic affiliation and upon presenting Orlando Furioso to his college called...

...-37. 3605a. Bonomo, Dario. L’OrZando Furioso nelle sue fonti. 1953. Rev. by Giorgio De Blasi in GSLI, CXXXI (1954), 437-439. Paul A. Brown 131 3605b. de Boor, Helmut. Die hofische Literatur. Vorbereitung, BZiite, Ausklang, 11 70-1250. 1953...

... ‘Trionfi.’ ” GSLI, CXXIII( 1945-46), 1-52. 2839a. Binni, Walter. “Metodo e poesia nell’ Orlando Furioso.” Letteratura, IX ( 1947), 3-19. 226 ArthurMn Bibliography 2839b. Blanck, Anton. La Sukde et la littkratzcre frangaise. Trans- lated by Lucien Maury. (Eufemiavisor...

... and passages, of which the late introduction of Abdiel is most persuasively argued. Chapter 7 deals with miscellaneous inconsistencies and insertions that suggest non-seriatim compo- sition. Chapter 8 includes a brief report of the disjunctive composition of the Aeneid, the Orlando Furioso...

... : Gumperts Forlag, 1953. Pp. 133. Gilbert, AIIan (translator). Ludovico Ariosto : Orlando Furioso. An English translation with introduction, notes, and index. New York : S. F. Vanni, 1954. Two volumes. Pp. xl + 875. $27.50. Lupi, S., and A. Risicato (editors). Ioannis Ioviani Pontani : De...

... during the period, and what it was used for. We can start with critics in England. In 1591, while Spenser was still working on the second installment of The Faerie Queene, the real queen’s godson Sir John Harington published a verse translation of Orlando furioso, which he prefaced...

...Daniel Javitch Copyright © 1998 by Duke University Press 1998 Daniel Javitch is professor of comparative literature at New York University. His book Proclaiming a Classic: The Canonization of “Orlando Furioso” (1991) will appear in Italian this year. He is at work on a history...

... of that commod- ity marching in the procession already. So, too, Bradamante’s prowess in Orlando Furioso creates wonder because she is a woman. But, with Ariosto, we have already encountered the second, Renaissance paradox- ical combination, sweetness and strength. Vergil had solved the prob- lem...

... C~Z.Trntls.. 1946-47 ( 1948’) , f 50- 187. 2954. Huppi., Uernard I;. “Kape ant1 M’omaii’s Sovereignty in the M’ifr of Rnih’s 7‘nlc.” MLN, LXIJI (19481, 378-381. 2985. Internoscia, Donato. “Are there two hfelissas, both Enchant- resses, in the Furioso ?” [Associated ivith Merlin...

...)-and yields an unusually deft and helpful formulation of how we get from the one to the other: Harington “reads the Furioso consistently through its ending” (156). To my eye, Burrow fumbles only when he tries to tie his literary thesis to a political one, beginning with a claim that The Faerie...

... Watkins focuses for much of his discussion on Virgil the dreary mouthpiece of Augustan morality. But this dispiriting emphasis is in line with the commentaries and with at least part of Spenser’s own agenda. Watkins shows a proper sense of how the wild, agile tangle of the Orlando Furioso...

... Galeron, Roman de Silence, La Vengeance Raguidel. ) 5160a. Danzig, Allan. “The Contraries: A Central Concept in Tennyson’s Poetry.” PMLA, LXXVII ( 1%2), 577-585. (Allusions to Idylls of the King.) 5027. Debenedetti, Santorre, and Cesare Segre, eds. Orlando Furioso second0 l’edizione del...

..., 1963. Pp. 392. $7.95. Freeman, Kathleen. The Murder of Herodes and Other Trials from the Athenian Law Courts. New York: W. W. Norton and Co., Norton Library, No. 201, 1963. Pp. 239. $1.45. Gottfried, Rudolf (editor). Ariosto’s Orlando Furioso: Selections from the Translation...

..., “Gottfrieds Tristan in der Krise,” 3292b.) Deutschunterricht, 2 ( 1953), 90-94. 3602. Bivar, A. D. H. “Lyonesse: The Evolution of a Fable.” MP, L (1953), 162-170. 3603. de Blasi, Giorgio. “L‘Ariosto e le passioni (Studio sul motivo poetic0 fondamentale dell’ ‘Orlando Furioso’) .” GSLI...

... Gcrmaiiistik, Anglistik und Koniparatistik, 30, 1974. 168 pp. DM 32, piper. Hr;intl, C. 1’. I,iitlouico Ariosto: ,4 Yrefiice to the “O1.l(intlo Furioso.” Edin1,urgh: Edinburgh LJniversity I’rcss, Writers of Italy, I, 1974. viii + 206 pp. 52.50. Ch;indler, S. H. .4lesstintlro Manzoni: The Story...