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Spenser in Translation

The first full translation of The Faerie Queene into another language is a major event.  In recognition of its significance, The Spenser Review offers two views of Luca Manini’s Italian translation, one from Italian scholar Paola Baseotto, and one from the American Italianist Stephanie Jed.

 

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43.2.26

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"Spenser in Translation," Spenser Review 43.2.26 (Fall 2013).
http://www.english.cam.ac.uk/spenseronline/review/item/43.2.26
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