Memoirs Of Alessandro Tassoni, Author Of La Secchia Rapita
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Explore the life and works of Alessandro Tassoni, the celebrated author of the mock-heroic poem "La Secchia Rapita," in these insightful memoirs. Compiled and translated by Joseph C. Walker, this volume offers a rare glimpse into the personal and professional life of one of Italy's most influential literary figures of the 17th century.
Delve into Tassoni's world through personal anecdotes, correspondence, and critical analyses of his writings. Discover the man behind the masterpiece and gain a deeper appreciation for the historical and cultural context in which "La Secchia Rapita" was created. This biography provides valuable insights into the literary landscape of the time and Tassoni's lasting impact on Italian literature.
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