This article aims to explore the different forms of joy in Pietro Metastasio’s melodramas. Building on Descartes’s theory of emotions, the article focuses on Metastasio’s representation of joy through versification, syntax, and the characters’ gestures and words. By doing so, the article allows for a better understanding not only of joy and the reasons why it is rarely represented on stage, but also of Metastasio’s idea of tragedy
Emotions are expressed not only with words but also with a gesture, body posture, miming or voice mo...
“Why can’t I decide to be happy? ” This is the question that encapsulates the meaning behind Gabriel...
Breve saggio sulla nascita del tragicomico nel melodramma ben prima di quanto si sostiene nella lett...
This article aims to explore the different forms of joy in Pietro Metastasio’s melodramas. Building ...
Olivier Rouvière : Generosity and sacrifice in Metastasio's melodrama. From 1724 to 1772, by compos...
This contribution aims at presenting and illustrating one of the most enduring ideas in the ancient ...
Abstract: Romeo and Juliet, Othello and Desdemona, Antony and Cleopatra: three memorable couples fro...
Metastasio inventa un linguaggio della passione che avrà grandissima fortuna nei secoli XVIII e XIX....
Pietro Antonio Domenico Trapassi (1698–1782) was an Italian poet and librettist, considered the most...
The article tries to read the development of the tragic Chorus along the history of Italian dramatic...
It is impossible to understand eighteenth-century opera without considering the work and legacy of P...
Metastasio crea, nel Settecento, un linguaggio in grado di esprimere le diverse sfumature della pass...
This essay attempts to draw an innovative map of melodramatic sensitivity according to specific crit...
Adiaphory and the Vocation to Suicide: Themes from Seneca and Neostoicism in Sixteenth to Seventeent...
The themes of the essay are two opposite cases, both belonging to the vast and contradictory field o...
Emotions are expressed not only with words but also with a gesture, body posture, miming or voice mo...
“Why can’t I decide to be happy? ” This is the question that encapsulates the meaning behind Gabriel...
Breve saggio sulla nascita del tragicomico nel melodramma ben prima di quanto si sostiene nella lett...
This article aims to explore the different forms of joy in Pietro Metastasio’s melodramas. Building ...
Olivier Rouvière : Generosity and sacrifice in Metastasio's melodrama. From 1724 to 1772, by compos...
This contribution aims at presenting and illustrating one of the most enduring ideas in the ancient ...
Abstract: Romeo and Juliet, Othello and Desdemona, Antony and Cleopatra: three memorable couples fro...
Metastasio inventa un linguaggio della passione che avrà grandissima fortuna nei secoli XVIII e XIX....
Pietro Antonio Domenico Trapassi (1698–1782) was an Italian poet and librettist, considered the most...
The article tries to read the development of the tragic Chorus along the history of Italian dramatic...
It is impossible to understand eighteenth-century opera without considering the work and legacy of P...
Metastasio crea, nel Settecento, un linguaggio in grado di esprimere le diverse sfumature della pass...
This essay attempts to draw an innovative map of melodramatic sensitivity according to specific crit...
Adiaphory and the Vocation to Suicide: Themes from Seneca and Neostoicism in Sixteenth to Seventeent...
The themes of the essay are two opposite cases, both belonging to the vast and contradictory field o...
Emotions are expressed not only with words but also with a gesture, body posture, miming or voice mo...
“Why can’t I decide to be happy? ” This is the question that encapsulates the meaning behind Gabriel...
Breve saggio sulla nascita del tragicomico nel melodramma ben prima di quanto si sostiene nella lett...