Vittoria Colonna
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Edited by:
Virginia Cox
and Shannon McHugh
Author / Editor information
Virginia Cox is Senior Research Fellow at Trinity College, Cambridge. Her books include Women’s Writing in Italy, 1400–1650 (2008), The Prodigious Muse: Women’s Writing in Counter-Reformation Italy (2011), Lyric Poetry by Women of the Italian Renaissance (2013) and A Short History of the Italian Renaissance (2015).McHugh Shannon :
Shannon McHugh is Associate Professor of Italian and French at University of Massachusetts Boston. She is co-translator of Writings on the Sisters of San Luca and Their Miraculous Madonna (Iter Press, 2015) and co-editor of Innovation in the Italian Counter-Reformation (University of Delaware Press, 2020) and Vittoria Colonna: Poetry, Religion, Art, Impact (Amsterdam University Press, 2021).
Reviews
-Johanna Vernqvist, Renaissance and Reformation / Renaissance et Réforme, 45.4, Fall 2022
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Frontmatter
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Table of Contents
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List of Illustrations
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Acknowledgements
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Introduction: The Twenty-First Century Vittoria Colonna
17 - Part 1. Literary and Spiritual Sociability
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1. The D’Avalos-Colonna Literary Circle: A ‘Renewed Parnassus'
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2. Late Love: Vittoria Colonna and Reginald Pole
55 - Part 2. Widowhood
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3. Magistra apostolorum: The Virgin Mary in Birgitta of Sweden and Vittoria Colonna
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4. Outdoing Colonna: Widowhood Poetry in the Late Cinquecento
95 - Part 3. Poetry
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5. The Epistolary Vittoria
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6. ‘Ex illo mea, mi Daniel, Victoria pendet’: A Forgotten Spiritual Epigram by Vittoria Colonna
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7. Religious Desire in the Poetry of Vittoria Colonna : Insights into Early Modern Piety and Poetics
153 - Part 4. Art
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8. ‘Inscribed Upon Their Hearts’: Copying and the Dissemination of Devotion
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9. Titian, Colonna, and the Gender of Pictorial Devotion
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10. ‘A More Loving and Constant Heart’: Vittoria Colonna, Alfonso d’Avalos, Michelangelo and the Complicated History of Pontormo’s Noli me tangere
229 - Part 5. Readership
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11. ‘Leading Others on the Road to Salvation’: Vittoria Colonna and Her Readers
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12. ‘In Competition with and Perhaps More Felicitously Than Petrarch’: The Canonization of Vittoria Colonna in Rinaldo Corso’s Tutte le rime (1558)
291 - Part 6. Impact
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13. Colonna and Petrarch in the Rime of Lucia Colao
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14. ‘I Take Thee’: Vittoria Colonna, Conjugal Verse and Male poeti colonnesi
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15. ‘She Showed the World a Beacon of Female Worth’ : Vittoria Colonna in Arcadia
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Volume Bibliography
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Index of Citations of Colonna’s Letters and Verse
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Thematic Index
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