Journal of Anglo-Italian Studies : volume 3

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Table of Contents:

- Rev. Professor Alphonse Sammut: An Appreciation: J. R. Woodhouse

- In Gentil, Hertes ay redy to repaire: Guinizzelli, Francesca e Troilo: Piero Boitani

- The 'Doom of Mynos' and the Christian connection in the Troilus: A. M. Schembri

- L'evoluzione del personaggio di Tristano Dal Mito al racconto d'avventura: la versione Inglese e la versione Italiana: Cecilia Petropoli

- Italian romance and Elizabethan comedy: Ariosto, Robert Greene and Shakespeare: Peter Brand

- Ben Jonson and the Italian neo-classical theorists: David Farley-Hills

- The perils of inter-cultural relations: the Commedia Dell'Arte and the restoration stage: Kenneth Richards

- Mrs Aphra Behn and the Commedia Dell'Arte: Vicki Ann Cremona

- Shelley 'translated' by the Italian decadent movement: the case of Adolfo De Bosis: Lilla Maria Crisafulli Jones

- Behind the black veil: Italian terror and English imagination: Roderick Cavaliero

- Anglo-Italian love in the novels of Giovanni Ruffini: Allan C. Christensen

- Viaggatori a teatro: Appunti sul teatro Italiano nelle relazioni Inglesi del Grand Tour: Maria Grazia Bellorini

- Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Casa Guidi Windows, Arthur Hugh Clough's Amours De Voyage, and the Italian national uprisings of 1847-9: Joe Phelan

- The Englishing of D'Annunzio or Thomas Bowdler rites again: John Woodhouse

- Dante, Garibaldi, Mazzini: some English interpretations of Italian historical figures: Valeria Tinkler-Villani

- Cognitive relativism and the narrative technique of multiple points of view in Luigi Pirandello and Ford Madox Ford: Vita Fortunati

- The myth of the Orient passes through Ravenna: English and Italian artists of the Fin De Siecle: Giovanna Franci

- Ungaretti e Blake: Agostino Lombardo

- The value of literary curiosity: Giuseppe Tomasi Di Lampedusa's Letteratura Inglese: Iain Halliday

- The role of dialects in Anthony Burgess's 'Abba Abba': Arnold Cassola