@book{publication-6305,
  year = {2025},
  publisher = {Universitäts Verlag Winter},
  isbn = {Open Access},
  series = {Germanisch-Romanische Monatsschrift. Beihefte, Band: 114},
  edition = {Erstauflage},
  url = {https://www.winter-verlag.de/de/detail/978-3-8253-8658-0/Huss\_Ed\_Petrarchism\_PDF/},
  address = {Heidelberg},
  title = {Petrarchism:  Competing Models for Early Modern Community Building (1400–1700)},
  editor = {Bernhard Huss},
  abstract = {This volume presents the results of the workshop ‘Petrarchism: Competing Models for Early Modern Community Building (1400–1700)’, held at Freie Universität Berlin in November 2023. The workshop was organized by the research project ‘Petrarchan Worlds’ in the DFG Cluster of Excellence ‘Temporal Communities. Doing literature in a global perspective’. The workshop’s proceedings analyze different strategies and dynamics within European Petrarchism, aiming at the constitution of cultural communities in the early modern period, with a particular focus on different media (literature and visual arts) and various linguistic areas (German, English, Italian, French, Spanish, Dutch and Neo-Latin Petrarchism). The interdisciplinary contributions focus on the central question of which ideology was promoted and which methods were used by groups and individuals in the various European countries to follow Petrarch’s authoritative self-stylisation as the founder of an overarching, transtemporal cultural community.

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Table of contents
Introduction	7
Jacopo Galavotti:
Reading, Imitating, Dimantling, Exploring: Four Ways to Use Petrarch	17
Nicolas Longinotti:
Was Petrarch Florentine? Competing Circulations in the Quattrocento
Commentaries on the Rerum vulgarium fragmenta	31
Eva Struhal:
Antonio Malatesti’s Lezione sopra due passaggi di Petrarca (1637):
Reading Petrarch in Seventeenth-Century Florence	57
Véronique Ferrer:
Christian Uses of Petrarchan Love Language in French Late Renaissance.
The Emergence of a Religious Lyric Sociolect	85
Ignacio Navarrete:
Garcilaso de la Vega and the Invention
of a Petrarchist Community in Spain	101
Paul J. Smith:
Petrarchism and Petrarch’s Reception in Haarlem and Leiden
around 1600	117
Giacomo Comiati:
Translations and Adaptations of Petrarch’s Poems
in Girolamo Cicala’s Carmina (1649)	141
Thomas Borgstedt:
Seventeenth-century German Petrarchism
between Satire and Sensibility	157},
  keywords = {Petrarkismus,community building,Frühe Neuzeit,Renaissance,Literaturwissenschaft,Französisch,Italienisch,Spanisch,Sprachübergreifend,Deutsch,Englisch,Neulatin},
}
