Alessandro Tassoni e i “Politicorum libri” di Justus Lipsius: citazione e contestazione

Even if Alessandro Tassoni fully translated Justus Lipsius’ “Politicorum libri” a few years after the publication of the princeps edition (1589), critics have frequently diminished the impact of Lipsian thought on his writings. This article aims at refuting this thesis, showing how the “Politicorum...

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Auteur principal:	Enrico Zucchi
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Langue:	EN ES FR IT
Publié:	Prof. Rinaldo Rinaldi 2021
Sujets:	quotation politics italian literature Language and Literature P
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:7daf4a20814f46aab32a06f5621d6af92021-11-23T09:10:04ZAlessandro Tassoni e i “Politicorum libri” di Justus Lipsius: citazione e contestazione2039-0114https://doaj.org/article/7daf4a20814f46aab32a06f5621d6af92021-12-01T00:00:00Zhttp://www.parolerubate.unipr.it/fascicolo24_pdf/F24_11_zucchi_lipsio.pdfhttps://doaj.org/toc/2039-0114Even if Alessandro Tassoni fully translated Justus Lipsius’ “Politicorum libri” a few years after the publication of the princeps edition (1589), critics have frequently diminished the impact of Lipsian thought on his writings. This article aims at refuting this thesis, showing how the “Politicorum libri” permeate Tassoni’s ideas. However, the comparison with Lipsius, characterised by a strong polemical spirit, is not patent. Rather, it develops through a subtle quotation game: in his texts, Tassoni includes various references to Tacit that Lipsius had used to sustain his absolutist, hispanophile and conservative thought, reversing its sense.Enrico ZucchiProf. Rinaldo Rinaldiarticlequotationpoliticsitalian literatureLanguage and LiteraturePENESFRITParole Rubate : Rivista Internazionale di Studi sulla Citazione, Vol 12, Iss 24, Pp 171-193 (2021)
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description	Even if Alessandro Tassoni fully translated Justus Lipsius’ “Politicorum libri” a few years after the publication of the princeps edition (1589), critics have frequently diminished the impact of Lipsian thought on his writings. This article aims at refuting this thesis, showing how the “Politicorum libri” permeate Tassoni’s ideas. However, the comparison with Lipsius, characterised by a strong polemical spirit, is not patent. Rather, it develops through a subtle quotation game: in his texts, Tassoni includes various references to Tacit that Lipsius had used to sustain his absolutist, hispanophile and conservative thought, reversing its sense.
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title	Alessandro Tassoni e i “Politicorum libri” di Justus Lipsius: citazione e contestazione
title_short	Alessandro Tassoni e i “Politicorum libri” di Justus Lipsius: citazione e contestazione
title_full	Alessandro Tassoni e i “Politicorum libri” di Justus Lipsius: citazione e contestazione
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Alessandro Tassoni e i “Politicorum libri” di Justus Lipsius: citazione e contestazione

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