... is in direct contrast with the language of Badius’s paratext, which tends always in the opposite direction of self-abnegation and disavowal of ownership. His self-presentation is here read in the context of changing concepts of authorship during the period in which he was active, and is framed in terms...

... Vignier Nicolas Damours Gabriel Durant Ursin Potier André Sanguin Jacques Place de Grève Paris free thinkers and free thinking Fontanier Judaism Authorship Montalto Nicolas de Bellièvre Conversion Teaching Forensic linguistics Archives Trésor inestimable Hic scelerum Poenæ ultrices...

... focuses on the role played by Giovanni Boccaccio in promoting the literary cult of Dante. epistle Cangrande della Scala scholarly debate authorship of the epistle new interpretation literary cult Dante Giovanni Boccaccio Epistle to Cangrande The debate over the authenticity, whether...

... library, but the universal digital bookstore? And, whether libraries or commercial intermediaries offer access, how will the world’s authors fare? Authorship Copyright books digital libraries universalism Internet On demand Access to ‘all the world's knowledge’ is an ancient aspiration; a less...

...The authorship of the Senecan tragedies was hotly debated until the end of the sixteenth century. Martial’s testimony regarding the existence of two Senecas confused the early Italian humanists and led to the creation of a fictitious Seneca tragicus. Martin Delrio proved...

... Federico Vinta Belissario Aquinas Thomas Borromeo Carlo Contarini Gasparo Cyprian Justinian Tertullian Trajan Caetani Bonifacio Jesuits Ottonelli Gian Domenico Segneri Paolo Seneca Antonio Garzoni Tomaso authorship Andreini family commedia dell’arte gender status Never trust...

... of authorship and social status in printed play texts and in volumes of collected works, and shows how authors and stationers sought to borrow markers of status from adjacent genres in order to elevate themselves and their work. The final section explores how the inclusion of sonnet sequences within collected...

...Despite his infamous thesis of the ‘death of the author’ in the 1960s, in the last decade of his life, Roland Barthes developed a conception of authorship that brings together textual and biographical realities, coining the terms biographème and biographologue...