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Literature

• Medieval Attitudes toward Literature
• Literary Relations
  • Dante and Boccaccio
  • Authorship
  • The Proem of the Decameron: Boccaccio between Ovid and Dante
  • More about the Proem: "Messer Decameron Galeotto"
  • The Decameron and the English Romantics
• Narratology and Structural Exegesis
  • Numerology in the Decameron
  • The Novella before Boccaccio
  • Performance and Interpretation
  • Performance and Interpretation 2
  • Nightingales and Filostrato's Apologia (V.4)
  • The Rubrics of the Decameron
  • Madonna Filippa (VI.7): Feminist Mouthpiece or Misogynistic Tool?
• Hypertext
  • Hypertext, Hypermedia and the History of the Text
  • Boccaccio Online: Teaching the Decameron as Hypertext at Brown University
• Theoretical Perspectives
  • Poststructuralism and a Figural Narrative Model
  • Lotman and the Problem of Artistic Space
  • Weinrich and the Grammar of the Frame
  • The Narrative Frame
  • Framing the Decameron
  • Seduction by Silence in the Frame
• La novella tra Testo e Ipertesto: il Decameron come modello
• Data Processing and Visualization
  • Data Processing by the Politecnico of Milan [PDF]