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Canace

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Canace
Aeolus’s daughter; committed suicide after relations with brother. [Gk. Myth.: Zimmerman, 49]
See : Incest


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Giraldi Cinzio ed in particolare nella sua critica alia Canace.
Quilligan is correct in identifying strong Ovidian influence on the Britomart and Glauce episode, and a full intertextual reading is supplied in Syrithe Pugh's Ovid and Spenser (2005), linking Britomart's story not only with Myrrha, upon whom Quilligan concentrates, but also Canace.
Such a claim falls to take into account the pioneering thinking on tragedy produced by Italians in the 1540s: Giraldi's Discorso intorno at comporre delle comedie e delle tragedie, and the anonymous Giudizio sopra la Tragedia di Canace e Macareo both of which not only stimulated further disputation about tragedy, but set the terms for much of the theorizing about narrative poetry that follows.
 
 
 
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