Una selva di citazioni. La “Cronica” di Salimbene tra storia e autobiografia intellettuale

The Cronica written by friar Salimbene de Adam from Parma is extremely rich in references to authors and texts. This is the reason why Salimbene de Adam’s Cronica is so well-known among medievalists. Indeed, it is an extraordinary source to understand and analyze the reference models not only for th...

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Main Author: Simone Bordini
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Prof. Rinaldo Rinaldi 2011-06-01
Series:Parole Rubate : Rivista Internazionale di Studi sulla Citazione
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Online Access:http://www.parolerubate.unipr.it/fascicolo3_pdf/F3_1_bordini_salimbene.pdf
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Summary:The Cronica written by friar Salimbene de Adam from Parma is extremely rich in references to authors and texts. This is the reason why Salimbene de Adam’s Cronica is so well-known among medievalists. Indeed, it is an extraordinary source to understand and analyze the reference models not only for the Franciscan culture, but also and above all for friar Salimbene. Like every existential itinerary, Salimbene de Adam’s path of life is an expression of personal choices. With its happenings and changings of directions, Salimbene de Adam’s existence determined the criteria to select the texts and the authors he quoted in his Cronica. In this sense, the Cronica can be considered a sort of intellectual autobiography.
ISSN:2039-0114