Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
comunemente si ritiene preferibile
English translation:
generally deemed preferable/held to be preferable
Italian term
comunemente si ritiene preferibile
Queste liriche hanno in comune l’idea di affermare un giudizio personale; quando si tratta di scegliere tra una cosa e un’altra, tutti sembrano privilegiare una scelta anticonformista rispetto a ciò che ****comunemente si ritiene preferibile.****** L’accento di Saffo è però inconfondibile: il termine di paragone per cui lascerebbe tesori e possessi è sempre la persona che ama: Anattoria nel caso del fr. 16, la tenera figlia Cleide nel fr.132:
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many thanks in advance
4 +6 | generally considered preferable | Marc Vitale |
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