A bibliography of Literary Theory, Criticism and Philology

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Hopper, Vincent Foster. Medieval Number Symbolism. 1938. Pennsylvania: Norwood, 1978.

Frasca, Gabriele. La furia della sintassi: La sestina in Italia. Naples: Bibliopolis, 1992.

Gallego, Julián. Visión y símbolos en la pintura española del siglo de Oro. Madrid: Cátedra, 1984.

Gargano, Antonio. "L'Arcadia di Sannazaro in Spagna: l'Egloga II di Garcilaso tra Imitatio e modello bucolico." In Jacopo Sannazaro. La cultura napolitana nell'Europa del Rinascimento. Ed. P. Sabbatino. Florence: Leo S. Olschki, 2009. 287-296.

Geninasca, Jean. "Fragmentación convencional y significación." In Ensayos de semiótica poética, By A. J. Greimas et al. Barcelona, Planeta, 1976. 62-82.

Gorni, Guglielmo ([1979] 1993): "La metafora di testo", Metrica e analisi letteraria, Bologna, Il Mulino, pp. 137-152.

Hernández Esteban, María (2001 [1987]): "Procedimientos compositivos de la sestina. De Arnaut Daniel a Fernando de Herrera", Revista de Literatura XLIX (98), pp. 351-424. Reimpreso en M. Hernández Esteban, El Texto en el Texto. Lecturas de géneros literarios, Universidad de Málaga, pp. 125-201.

Herrera, Fernando de (ed. 1985): Poesía castellana original completa, ed. de C. Cuevas, Madrid, Cátedra.

Luque Moreno, Jesús (2001): "Numerus: la articulación rítmica del lenguaje", en A. Alvar Ezquerra y F. García Jurado, Actas del X Congreso Español de Estudios Clásicos, Madrid, Sociedad Española de Estudios Clásicos/Ediciones Clásicas, pp. 493-530.

Macrobio, Ambrosio Teodosio (ed. 1981): Comentariorum in somnium Scipionis Libri Duo, introduzione, testo, traduzione e note a cura di L. Scarpa, Padova, Liviana Editrice.

Macrobio, Ambrosio Teodosio (ed. 2001): Commentaire au Songe de Scipion, texte établi, traduit et commenté par M. Armisen-Marchetti, Paris, Les Belles Lettres, Livre I.

Macrobio, Ambrosio Teodosio (ed. 2006): Comentario al Sueño de Escipión de Cicerón, introducción, traducción y notas de F. Navarro Antolín, Madrid, Gredos.

Maier-Troxler, Katharina (2009): "Alegrando la vista y el oído: tejido y texto en la 'Égloga III' de Garcilaso", en M. Burkhardt, A. Plattner y A. Schorderet, Parallelismen / Parallèlismes / Paralelismos: Literatur –und Kulturwissensschaftliche Beiträge zu Ehren von Peter Fröhlicher, Tübingen, Narr / Francke / Attempto, pp. 87-95.

Marcozzi, Luca (2002): La Biblioteca di Febo. Mitologia e Allegoria in Petrarca, Firenze, Cesati Editore.

Martínez Vélez, Pedro (1931): El número agustiniano. Contribución al estudio de la filosofía de San Agustín, El Escorial, Imprenta del Monasterio.

Nolhac, Pierre de (1965 [1892]): Pétrarque et l'humanisme, 2 vols., Paris, Librairie Honoré Champion.

Oroz, José (1975): "De Pitágoras a san Agustín: Realidad y simbolismo de los números", Helmantica 26 (79-81), pp. 427-453.

Otaola, Paloma (2005): El De musica de Agustín y la tradición pitagórico-platónica, Valladolid, Estudio Agustiniano.

Ovidio, Publio (1984): Metamorfosis, revisión y trad. de A. Ruiz de Elvira, Madrid, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, 3 vols.

Oxford Latin Dictionary. Ed. P. G. W. Glare, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1990.

Pastore Stocchi, Manlio (1981): "I sonetti III e LXI", Lectura Petrarce I, pp. 171-191.

Pelosini, Raffaella (1998): "Il sistema-sestine nel Canzoniere (e altre isotopie di Laura)", Critica del testo V, pp. 665-721

Petrarca, Francesco (ed. 1525 y 1538): Le Opere Volgari del Petrarcha con la espositione di Alessandro Vellutello da Lucca, Venezia. .

Petrarca, Francesco (ed. 1984 [1899]): Le Rime, a cura de Giosuè Carducci e Severino Ferrari, reeditada con prólogo de G. Contini, Firenze, Sansoni.

Petrarca, Francesco (ed. 1985): Cancionero, ed. de la traducción castellana de Enrique Garcés (Madrid, Drouy, 1591) con ensayo introductorio y notas de A. Prieto; cronología y bibliografía de M. Hernández Esteban. Barcelona, Planeta.

Petrarca, Francesco (ed. 1992): Secretum / Il mio segreto, edizione commentata bilingue a cura di E. Fenzi, Milano, Mursia.

Petrarca, Francesco (2003): Canzoniere, introduzione di Ugo Foscolo, note di Giacomo Leopardi, a cura di U. Dotti, Milano, Feltrinelli.

Petrarca, Francesco (ed. 2004a [1996]): Canzoniere, a cura di U. Dotti, Roma, Donzelli Editore, 2 vols.

Petrarca, Francesco (ed. 2004b [1996]): Canzoniere, edizione comentata a cura di M. Santagata, Milano, Mondadori.

Petrarca, Francesco (ed. 2004c [1904]): Rerum vulgarium fragmenta. Codice Vat. lat. 3195. Commentario all'edizione in fac-simile, edizione diplomatica di Ettore Modigliani, a cura di G. Belloni, F. Brugnolo, H. W. Storey e S. Zamponi, Roma/Padova, Editrice Antenore.

Petrarca, Francesco (ed. 2005): Canzoniere. Rerum vulgarium fragmenta a cura di R. Bettarini, Torino, Giulio Einaudi Editore, 2 vols.

Petrarca, Francesco (ed. 2008): Rerum vulgarium fragmenta, edizione critica di G. Savoca, Firenze, Leo S. Olschki Editore.

Petrarca, Francesco (ed. 2011): Mi secreto/Epístolas, ed. bilingüe de R. Arqués Corominas, Madrid, Cátedra.

Picone, Michelangelo (2007a [2004]): "Petrarca e il libro non finito", en Petrarca volgare (= Italianistica, XXXIII/2, pp. 83-93); reimpreso en M. Picone (ed.), Lectura Petrarcae Turicensis. Il Canzoniere Lettura micro e macrotestuale, Ravenna, Longo Editore, pp. 9-23.

Picone, Michelangelo (2007b): "Amor e Gloria nella composizione di RVF 110-19 en M. Picone (ed.), Lectura Petrarcae Turicensis. Il Canzoniere Lettura micro e macrotestuale, Ravenna, Longo Editore, pp. 279-294.

Picone, Michelangelo (2007c): "L'inizio della storia (RVF 1-10)", en M. Picone (ed.), Lectura Petrarcae Turicensis. Il Canzoniere. Lettura micro e macrotestuale, Ravenna, Longo Editore, pp. 25-51.

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Quevedo, Francisco de (1981): Poesía original completa, ed. de J. M. Blecua, Barcelona, Planeta.

Quintiliano, Marco Fabio (ed. 1979): Institutio oratoria, with an English translation by H. E. Butler, London, Harvard University Press/W.Heinemann/ Loeb Classical Library, 4 vols.

Rico, Francisco (1974): Vida y obra de Petrarca. I. Lectura del Secretum, Padova, Editrice Antenore.

Røstvig, Maren-Sofie(1970): "Structure as prophecy: the influence of biblical exegesis upon theories of literary structure", en A. Fowler (ed.), Silent Poetry, London, Routledge and Kegan Paul, pp. 32-72.

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Santagata, Marco (1988): Petrarca e i Colonna. Sui destinatari di R.v.f. 7, 10, 28 e 40, Lucca, Maria Pazzini Fazzi editore

Santagata, Marco (1990): Per moderne carte. La biblioteca volgare di Petrarca, Bologna, Il Mulino.

Sapegno, Maria Serena (1999): Petrarca e lo stile della Poesia, Roma, Bagatto Libri.

Savoca, Giuseppe (2008): Il Canzoniere di Petrarca tra codicologia ed ecdotica, Firenze, Leo S. Olschki.

Soldani, Arnaldo (2007a): "Voce e temporalità nella narrazione del Canzoniere", en AA. VV., Studi in onore di Pier Vicenzo Mengaldo per i suoi settant'anni, Fi- renze, SISMEL/Ed. del Galluzzo, vol. I, pp.325-345.

Soldano, Arnaldo (2007b): "Dialoghi e soliloqui al limitare del tempo (Rvf 351- 59)", en M. Picone (ed.), Lectura Petrarcae Turicensis. Il Canzoniere Lettura micro e macrotestuale, Ravenna, Longo Editore, pp. 759-798.

Storey, H. Wayne (2004): "All'interno della poetica grafico-visiva di Petrarca", en F. Petrarca, Rerum vulgarium fragmenta. Codice Vat .lat 3195.Commentario, a cura di Gino Belloni, Furio Brugnolo, H. Wayne Storey e Stefano Zamponi, Roma/Padova, Editrice Antenore, pp. 131-171.

Stierle, Karl (1996): "Il sonetto CCCLIII", Lectura Petrarce XVI, pp. 231-247.

Stroppa, S. (2004): "'Obscuratus est sol'. Codice lirico e codice biblico in Rvf III", Lettere Italiane LVI/2, pp.165-189.

VEGA, Félix Lope de (1983): Obras poéticas, edición, introducción y notas de J. M. Blecua, Barcelona, Planeta.

VEGA, Garcilaso de la (ed. 1995): Obra poética y textos en prosa, ed., prólogo y notas de B. Morros, Barcelona, Crítica.

VILJAMAA, Toivo (2007): "'Text' as 'hyphos' in Quintilian (Institutio oratoria 9.4.3, 3-23)", en O. Merisalo y R. Vainio (eds.), Ad itum liberum: Essays in honour of Anne Helttula, Jyväskylä, Jyväskylä University, pp. 131-138.

VIRGILIO, Publio (1982): La Eneida, trad. de R. Hernández de Velasco (1555); introd. y notas de V. Bejarano, Barcelona, Planeta.

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Zenari, Massimo. "Sulle figure della annominatio comprese nei repertori metrici. Il 'Canzoniere' di Francesco Petrarca." Studi Petrarcheschi 14 (2001): 1-113.

Zink, Michel. Belle: Essai sur les chansons de toile. Paris: Honoré Champion, 1978.

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Davis, Watson (1937), Davis letter to Wells March 15, 1937. File, "Davis, Watson." Wells Papers, Rare Book and Special Collections Library, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, 1937.

Davis, Watson, (1965)"The Universal Brain: is Centralized Storage and Retrieval of all Knowledge Possible, Feasible, or Desirable?", in Kochen, Manfred ed. the Growth of Knowledge: Readings on Organisation and Retrieval of Information. New York: Wiley, 1965, pp60-65.

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Garfield, Eugene (1964), "Science Citation Indexing - a New Dimension in Indexing." in Essays of an Information Scientist by Eugene Garfield, vol 7 (1984);Philadelphia PA: ISI Press, 1985, pp. 525-535 (reprinted from Science 144 [May 8, 1964]: 649-654

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Garfield, Eugene (1967), "Primordial Concepts, Citation Indexing, and Historio-Bibliography." in Essays of an Information Scientist by Eugene Garfield, vol 6 (1983); Philadelphia PA: ISI Press, 1984, pp. 518-530(?) (reprinted from Journal of Library History 2 [1967]:235-249)

Garfield, Eugene (1968), " 'World Brain' or 'Memex?' Mechanical and Intellectual requirements for Universal Bibliographical Control." in Essays of an Information Scientist by Eugene Garfield, vol 6 (1983); Philadelphia PA: ISI Press, 1984, pp. 540-547 (reprinted from Foundations of Access to Knowledge, Syracuse University Press, 1968)

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