Quaderni d italianistica · 2008 · 19 citations · 0 references
HumanitiesArt HistoryComparative MythologyIconographyMythologyIconographic InterpretationMythic ArchetypesMythic MotifsMythic NarrativesMythological IconographyMythological NarrativeEros IconographyIconographic TextsMythic ImageryMythic Plot StructureMythographic TraditionMythological DrawingMythopoetic ImaginationPerformance Of Mythic Narrative
Boccaccio's Naked Muse comprises four chapters, each of which focuses on a differ- ent facet of Boccaccio as mythographer, and constitutes a discrete study in itself Gittes' four interrelated arguments collectively portray Boccaccio as a self-stylized