The Decameron
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jpg.storeGiovanni Boccaccio’s “The Decameron” transports readers to 14th-century Italy during the devastating Black Death. In this vivid narrative, ten young Florentines—seven women and three men—flee their plague-stricken city to seek refuge in a serene villa in the countryside. To pass the time and keep their spirits high, they each take turns telling stories over ten days, culminating in a rich tapestry of one hundred diverse tales.
Descripción
Boccaccio delves into a wide spectrum of human experiences, weaving narratives that range from the deeply romantic and heartbreakingly tragic to the sharply witty and unabashedly bawdy. He explores timeless themes such as love, lust, intelligence, and fortune, reflecting on the intricacies of human nature and societal norms. His characters, drawn from all walks of life, navigate complex social hierarchies and personal relationships, offering readers a multifaceted view of medieval society.
“The Decameron” stands as a monumental work in Western literature, celebrated for its narrative ingenuity and keen insight into the human condition. Boccaccio’s masterful prose not only entertains but also provokes thought, making readers reflect on the enduring themes of life, love, and morality. His vivid storytelling and keen observations ensure that “The Decameron” remains a timeless and influential piece of literary history.
The 100 Tales
Tale of Andreuccio da Perugia
The Tale of Masetto da Lamporecchio
The Tale of Ser Ciappelletto
Fortune and Fate
Tale of Alatiel
Fleeing the Black Death of Florence
The Tale of Lisabetta and the Pot of Basil
Detalles
Editor : Book.io
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First Publication Date : 1353
Autor : Giovanni Boccaccio
Word Count : 320,000
Formato : DEA (Activo Cifrado Descentralizado)
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Información del autor
Giovanni Boccaccio
Giovanni Boccaccio (1313-1375) stands out as a pivotal figure in Italian literature, renowned for his remarkable contributions during the Renaissance. Born in Certaldo, Italy, Boccaccio grew up in Florence, where he immersed himself in the rich cultural and intellectual life of the city. His experiences and education profoundly influenced his writing, culminating in his masterpiece, "The Decameron." Through his vivid storytelling and keen observations of human nature, Boccaccio captured the esse… Seguir leyendo
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