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Dafne e Apollo

Explore the deep meaning of true love as depicted in the story of Dafne and Apollo. Discover how love for one's character, and not external appearance, holds the key to genuine connection. Delve into similar themes from Dante's Paradiso and Petrarch's Canzoniere, and uncover the enduring significance of love's transformative power.

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Dafne e Apollo

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  1. Dafne e Apollo • Sì rade volte,padre,se ne coglie • Per triunfare o cesare o poeta, • colpa e vergogna de l’ umane voglie, • Che parturir letizia in su la lieta • Delfica deità dovria la fronda • Peneia, quando alcun di sé asseta. • Dante paradiso I 28-33

  2. The story • Apollo is in love with Dafne • Dafne does not love Apollo • She runs away from him • She turns into a tree (alloro) to escape • Apollo still loves her

  3. Deep meaning • True love should be about the inside, no about the outside • Chasing love is in vain, because eventually there is nothing left • One cannot escape love

  4. Love for the inside • English: • Fight for this love (song) • Just hold me (song) • True colors (song) • Phantom of the Opera (musical) • Beauty and the Beast • Italian: • Dante’s paradiso (poem) • Petrarca’s canzoniere (poem) • Dutch: • That man (song) • Greek: • Saffo’s poem • Lotis (myth) Lotis (Greek myth)

  5. Lotis • Similar myth (Greek) • About lust, not about love • The nymph was changed into a lotis tree, not into an alloro (laurel)

  6. Saffo

  7. Saffo’s poem Se ora fugge presto ti inseguirò se non accoglie i tuoi doni, te ne darò, se non ti ama, presto ti amerà, anche se non vuole. -Saffo I Voigt • Saffo was a female poet, born between VII and VI century B.C. • The theme of Voigt is the same as the one in Daphne and Apollo: Love for the inside and metamorphosis

  8. Petrarca

  9. Petrarca’s work • His most famous work is called ‘Canzoniere’ • There is similarity between the story of Daphne and Apollo, and Petrarca’s one. Both the girls do not love their admirers.

  10. YES: -The theme of love for one’s caracter, and not for his looks, keeps returning in stories and songs NO: -Only the most beautiful people are succesful on television and in modelling jobs Still important: yes or no?

  11. Conclusion • Although there are mostly beautiful people on television, these people are not really loved for their looks.

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