Petrarca E Barlaam

Petrarca E Barlaam (da Nuove Ricerche E Documenti Inediti E Rari)... explores the relationship between the renowned Italian poet Petrarch and Barlaam of Seminara, a Calabrian scholar and theologian. Francesco Lo Parco delves into new research and previously unpublished documents to shed light on their intellectual exchange during the 14th century.
This study examines Barlaam's influence on Petrarch's early humanistic pursuits and his engagement with Greek literature and philosophy. Lo Parco carefully analyzes historical sources and literary texts to provide a nuanced understanding of their complex interactions. This book offers valuable insights into the intellectual currents of the early Renaissance and the pivotal role these figures played in shaping Western thought. It remains a significant contribution to Petrarchan studies and the history of humanism in Italy.
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