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出版者:Wordsworth Editions Ltd

作者:Giovanni Boccaccio

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页数:766

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出版时间:2005-03-05

价格:48.00元

装帧:Paperback

isbn号码:9781840221336

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意大利
中世紀-文藝復興
文学
文艺复兴
外国文学
R时代
Classics
小说
意大利文学
经典小说
文艺复兴
故事集
家庭生活
中世纪
古代文学
叙事文学
人文主义
世界文学

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1348. The Black Death is sweeping through Europe. In Florence, plague has carried off one hundred thousand people. In their Tuscan villas, seven young women and three young men tell tales to recreate the world they have lost, weaving a rich tapestry of comedy, tragedy, ribaldry and farce. Boccaccio's Decameron recasts the storytelling heritage of the ancient and medieval worlds into perennial forms that inspired writers from Chaucer and Shakespeare down to our own day. Boccaccio makes the incredible believable, with detail so sharp we can look straight into the lives of people who lived six hundred years ago. His Decameron hovers between the fading glories of an aristocratic past - the Crusades, the Angevins, the courts of France, the legendary East - and the colourful squalor of contemporary life, where wives deceive husbands, friars and monks pursue fleshly ends, and natural instincts fight for satisfaction. Here are love and jealousy, passion and pride - and a shrewd calculation of profit and loss which heralds the rise of a dynamic merchant class. These stories show us early capitalism during a moment of crisis and revelation.