Classic Literature parodies of Topolino
timo ronkainen
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Wed Jul 7 23:06:39 CEST 2004
Hi!
Thanks for the answer.
>the language
>used in those stories by Chendi & Bottaro is sort of a parody of the
>"aulic" Italian
I haven't seen this term "aulic" too often, and to be honest, I don't know
exactly what it means. I know that Dante was analyzing and studying Italian
dialects and Latin in order to find a perfect language for poems. Ideal
language should have four basic features: it must be "eminent, cardinal,
aulic and courtly." And as there is no such language, it should be created
by poets and used by them in their literature works. I pressume it must be
something "noble" and "declamatory". But did they (Chendi & Bottaro) use
rhymes? (well, with rhymes it wouldn't be prose?)
>Brancaleone movies series, starring the late, great Vittorio
Haven't seen or heard of these. "Surrealistic medieval comedy"? How would
you describe these films? Montypythonian?
Timo
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