Corso di letteratura drammatica, Volume 2, by August Wilhelm von Schlegel, offers a detailed exploration of dramatic literature. This volume, part of a larger course, delves into the nuances of dramatic works, providing insightful analysis and critical perspectives. Presented in Italian, with Giovanni Gherardini, it examines the historical and artistic significance of various plays and playwrights. Schlegel's profound understanding of literature makes this course a valuable resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the rich tradition of dramatic arts. This historical edition provides a window into 19th-century literary criticism and theatrical appreciation.

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