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For the edition of Vincenzo Monti's 'Il Fanatismo', 'La supersizione', and 'Il pericolo'

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https://doi.org/10.13130/2499-6637/13156

Abstract

Il Fanatismo, La Superstizione and Il Pericolo, poems composed in tercets dating back to 1797, represent the first poetic evidence of Vincenzo Monti’s pro-revolution position. The analysis of the different editions of these textes results in the conclusion that a work of re-writing work has been carried out throughout the entire Jacobean period.

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2026-07-27 — Updated on 2020-03-13

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No. 5/I (2020): Editions' Stories

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Edition's Stories - XVIII/XIX Cent. - ed. by S. Baragetti, G. Ravera

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For the edition of Vincenzo Monti’s ’Il Fanatismo’, ’La supersizione’, and ’Il pericolo’. (2020). Prassi Ecdotiche Della Modernità Letteraria, 5/I. https://doi.org/10.13130/2499-6637/13156