Renaissance Poetry in Print and the Role of Marin Držić
Keywords:
Croatian literature, literary history, Renaissance, poetry, drama, history of printing, Držić, MarinAbstract
The paper proposes that the first printed edition of selected plays and the collection of poems by Marin Držić from 1551 played a pivotal role in emancipating the printing of poetry in Renaissance Dubrovnik and the broader context of the Croatian Renaissance in a process similar to processes in other cultures at the time.References
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