This issue, led by Rosanna Gorris Camos and Daniele Speziari, contains some studies on the theater at the time of Henri IV (some of which were originally presented in March 2024 at the Meeting of the Renaissance Society of America in Chicago), with particular attention for the theatrical production of Antoine de Montchrestien, a section of Varia articles, many reviews as well as two reviews Sympos and recent publications on the XVIe century.
Summary
Editorial [PDF]
I. Essays and studies
Maurizio Searches, “Virtue is never an outrageous fortune”. Notes on the sources of Lacnes Montchrestien
Valeria Averoldi, “May everything be chosen, his soul is not lucky”: Lacnes (1604) of Antoine de Montchrestien between tyranny, Constance and Happy Trépas
Anderson Magalhães, Pagan sources and Calvinist influence in the choirs of tragedy Aman (1604) by Antoine de Montchrestien
Dario Cecchetti, Philological problems of corpus Montchstien theatrical
Maria Grazia Dalai, Theater and book. Norman printers and their theatrical publications under the Kingdom of Henri IV
Varia
Domitille Tirel Coudert, Jacques Grévin: New biographical data
Paola Martinuzzi, The French rewriting of the XIV-XVI songs of theFurious Orlando Ariosta in tragicomedy Bradamante by Robert Garnier (1582)
Bruno Petey-GirardPrésentation of the voleum de Giovanni Ricci: Disputed Renaissance. France and Italy, an ambiguous friendship (Bologna, Il Mulino, «Essays, 950», 2024)
II. Reviews
Agri d’Aubigné, Springcritical edition by Véronique Ferrer; Id., Worksunder the direction of Jean-Raymond Fanlo, Marie-Madeleine Fragonard and Gilbert Schrenck. Volume IX, SpringCritical edition by Julien Gœury [Frank Lestringant] [PDF]
Tristan Along God playwright. Buchanan Bible and Tragedy in Racine [Anna Bettoni] [PDF]
The tragedy at the time of Henri IV. Third series, vol. 2, French Renaissance Theaterfounded by Aenea Balmas and [Paola Martinuzzi] [PDF
Inès Zahra, « Ô Dieu, jusques à quand ? » Le traumatisme des guerres de religion dans la tragédie française de 1562 à 1610 [Maurizio Busca] [PDF]
Valeria Averoldi, Le Lys and Chardon: Marie Stuart, woman of power and woman of letters [Monia Mezzetti] [PDF]
Francesco luccioli, “The Furioso is found for everything.” A century of readings and rewrites (1545-1645) [Giulia Vitali] [PDF]
Lucia Felici, Without borders. Erasmus of Erasmus (1538-1600) [Riccardo Benedettini] [PDF]
Patrizia Castelli, The aesthetic of the Renaissance [Giulio Carpanelli] [PDF]
Lucio Biasiori, Underground Renaissance. Inquisition and people in the Florence of the sixteenth century [Giulio Carpanelli] [PDF]
Carlo M. Cipolla, Against an invisible enemy: epidemics and health facilities in the Renaissance Italy [Giulio Carpanelli] [PDF]
III. Books on the sixteenth century (edited by Anderson Magalhães and Paola Martinuzzi)
IV. Conferences on the sixteenth century (edited by Valeria Averoldi and Luca Elfo Jaccond)
V. Tribute to Jean Céard [Frank Lestringant] [PDF]
