Chapitre 4 Anton Francesco Doni et les bibliothèques imaginaires en Italie

In: Early Modern Catalogues of Imaginary Books
Author:
Patrizia Pellizzari
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78–111
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004413658_005

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Series:  Intersections, Volume: 66
Cover Early Modern Catalogues of Imaginary Books
E-Book ISBN:
9789004413658
Publisher:
Brill
Print Publication Date:
08 Nov 2019
Front Matter
Chapter 1 Imaginary Booklists – History and Typology: an Introduction
Chapitre 2 La Librairie de Saint-Victor et l’amplification créatrice
Chapitre 3 La farce d’un Vendeur de livres
Chapter 5 A Gift for Hanno: the Fictitious Booklist of Eduard de Dene
Chapitre 6 Henricus Geldorpius, Dialogus epithalamicus (ca. 1560) : introduction, édition, traduction
Chapter 7 Possible Discourses and the Unfolding of the Implicit: Some Remarks on Johann Fischart’s Catalogus Catalogorum (1590)
Chapitre 8 La bibliothèque imaginaire, genre satirique et polémique en des temps troublés (1587-1615)
Chapitre 9 Trois “catalogues de Saint-Victor” au XVIIe siècle
Chapter 10 Sir Thomas Urquhart’s Translation (1653) of Rabelais’s Imaginary Library of St. Victor (1542)
Chapter 11 Labbé’s Examples: Bibliothecae fictae in the Early Modern Classification of Scholarship (Catalogus librorum mystico-politicorum, Bibliotheca Gallo-Suecica)
Chapter 12 Pamphlets with Satirical Book Catalogues: the Art of Political Blaming in 1672
Chapitre 13 Le Colporteur de Proserpine : un catalogue satirique dans Les Promenades d’Eustache Le Noble
Chapter 14 Wieringa – Doedijns – Anna Folie – Van Lennep: Dutch Versions of Rabelais’s Library of Saint-Victor
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