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摘要
本文深入解读了美第奇家族成员布拉奇奥-马尔泰利(Braccio Martelli)写给少年洛伦佐-美第奇(Lorenzo de' Medici)的一封信,尽管还不够详尽。这封信主要讲述了洛伦佐的心上人卢克蕾齐娅-多纳蒂(Lucrezia Donati)与流亡在外的反美第奇派人士尼科洛-阿尔丁盖利(Niccolò Ardinghelli)的婚礼庆典。我研究了这封信的多个重叠主题和背景,包括私人社交(婚礼习俗、音乐、舞蹈、服饰)、卢克雷齐亚的战利品地位、性与政治紧张关系,以及写信人与收信人之间的客户/赞助人关系和同性社会关系。
The Donati-Ardinghelli Wedding of 1465: A Closer Reading of Braccio Martelli's Letter of April 27 to Lorenzo de’ Medici
This article offers an intensive—although still not exhaustive—reading of a letter written to the adolescent Lorenzo de’ Medici by Braccio Martelli, a member of his brigata. It is a document that focuses on the celebrations accompanying the wedding of Lucrezia Donati, the object of Lorenzo's affections, to Niccolò Ardinghelli, an anti-Medicean living in exile. I examine some of the letter's multiple overlapping topics and contexts, including private sociability (wedding practices, music, dance, dress), the trophy status of Lucrezia, sexual and political tensions, and the ties between the letter writer and his addressee in terms of client/patron and homosocial relations.
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Starting with volume 62 (2009), the University of Chicago Press will publish Renaissance Quarterly on behalf of the Renaissance Society of America. Renaissance Quarterly is the leading American journal of Renaissance studies, encouraging connections between different scholarly approaches to bring together material spanning the period from 1300 to 1650 in Western history. The official journal of the Renaissance Society of America, RQ presents twelve to sixteen articles and over four hundred reviews per year.