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canzone

Form of poetry used principally for love lyrics, though occasionally used for other subjects. The earliest examples date from the 12th century. The number of stanzas was generally five or six, but they sometimes varied, and the last stanza was often shorter than the others.

In Provençal canzones the same set of rhymes went through all the stanzas, but in Italian canzones a fresh set of rhymes was introduced for each stanza. Dante, Petrarch, Tasso, and Leopardi all wrote this form of poetry.
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E ai piu verrebbe probabilmente spontaneo aggiungere che tale marginalita e ampiamente giustificata, poiche la gran parte di quanto si fa in classe con la poesia lo si puo comunque realizzare con altri materiali linguistici, ad esempio la pubblicita o la canzone d'autore, che sono invece parte integrante dell'armamentario didattico di qualsiasi insegnante.
Mario Inglese. La didattica della poesia nella classe di lingua by Borra, Antonello / Italica
In chapter 2, Dante's discussion in the Vita nova of the circulation and interpretation of the crucial "Donne ch'avete intelletto d'amore" is examined in relationship to the specific issues raised by the material dissemination of the canzone.
Accounting for Dante: Urban Readers and Writers in Late Medieval Italy by Rossignoli, Claudia / Renaissance Quarterly
] 'Ci stava per fare l'opre del rivestire gli ignudi; ella, cosi giovanetta come io ti ho detto, si stava sedendo, e con il viso in alto e la bocca aperta, diresti ella canta quella canzone che dice: Che fa lo mio amore, che non viene?
The erotic legend of St. Nafissa and the Retrato de la Lozana Andaluza by Giles, Ryan D. / Romance Notes
 
 
 
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