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“Alcuna paroletta piú liberale”: Contemporary Women Authors Address the Decameron ’s Obscenity
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  • 1983Tutte le opere di Giovanni Boccaccio352 cited
  • 2003A Rhetoric of the Decameron48 cited
  • 1977Le Débat Sur le Roman de la Rose36 cited

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