* The Decameron (subtitled: Prencipe Galeotto) is a collection of 100 Novellas by Giovanni Boccaccio and written in Italian. The meaning of the 'Decameron' is Greek for "ten" (δέκα déka) and "day. " The 'Decameron' writings begin during the Black Death and leads a group of seven women and three men who flee from plague-ridden Florence to a villa in what was then called 'Fiesole' for two weeks. These works by Boccaccio were considered 'bawdy' stories ... in other words pornography.
The Decameron is a book conformed of one hundred short stories or 'novellas' written by Italian author Giovanni Boccaccio, who lived in the 14th Century. It's considered one of the most important works of the Italian literature written in prose.
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Giovanni Boccaccio is the author of The Decameron
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The Decameron is a book conformed of one hundred short stories or 'novellas' written by Italian author Giovanni Boccaccio, who lived in the 14th Century. It's considered one of the most important works of the Italian literature written in prose.
The short story 'Novella' was written by Giovanni Boccaccio. Boccaccio was born in the year 1313 and passed away on 1375. He is well known for being the author of The Decameron.
The Decameron (Ten Days), subtitled Prencipe Galeotto, is a collection of one hundred tales describing stories related by a group of ten thoroughly bored young people from Florence who are taking refuge for ten nights in a villa outside the walls of Florence while the Black Death (Bubonic Plague) ravages the city. This highly entertaining book was written by Giovanni Boccaccio, begun about 1350 and published in 1353. I hope this is the Decameron about which you are asking.The Italian author "Giovanni Boccaccio" in the 14th century wrote a collection of novellas mainly on romane.
He started the Renaissance, he taught people to think for themselves and discover new things. Most of the people who knew how to write in the Early Middle Ages were the monks, and they only wrote about serious things such as God and Heaven and Hell. Boccaccio wrote about something different from everyone else, he wrote about real people and real lives, day-to-day experiences.
Giovanni Carsaniga has written: 'Breakthrough Italian' 'Italian'
Eugenio Rossi has written: 'Dalla mente e dal cuore di Giovanni Boccaccio'
Anna Vaglio has written: 'Invito alla lettura di Giovanni Boccaccio' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation
Emma Boghen-Conigliani has written: 'Giovanni Boccaccio e i novellisti minori del secolo XIV'
Giovanni Baronzio has written: 'Giovanni Baronzio e la pittura a Rimini nel Trecento' -- subject(s): Exhibitions, Italian Painting, Painting, Italian
Giovanni Joppolo has written: 'L' arte povera' -- subject(s): Art, Italian, Arte povera, Italian Art 'Fontana'