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  • Jhon Paul Pahilagmago @jppppp added blog in Literature
    2025-05-23 14:53:54 ·
    “Justice with a Smile: Wit and Feminine Power in the Tale of Madonna Filippa”
      Introduction Giovanni Boccaccio’s The Decameron overflows with stories that blend wit, morality, and social commentary, but few are as empowering and subversively clever as the Tale of Madonna Filippa. Told on the sixth day, where stories center on witty replies that save the speaker, this tale highlights not only the intelligence of women but also the flexibility of law in the...
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  • Xynthea Mae Castillo @xynthea added blog in Literature
    2025-05-29 15:33:50 ·
    "Wit and Justice: The Tale of Madonna Filippa"
    Introduction In the sixth story of the sixth day of Giovanni Boccaccio's The Decameron, the witty and courageous Madonna Filippa outsmarts her husband's accusers and challenges the societal norms of her time. This tale not only showcases Boccaccio's mastery of storytelling but also highlights the themes of justice, gender roles, and the power of wit. In this review, I will analyze the central...
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  • Christian Paul Gravan @Gravan added blog in Literature
    2025-05-25 12:52:02 ·
    A Woman’s Wit in a Man’s World: Justice and Gender in the Tale of Madonna Filippa
    Introduction:Giovanni Boccaccio’s The Decameron is a rich tapestry of medieval life, blending humor, morality, and biting social commentary. Among its many tales, the story of Madonna Filippa from Day 6, Tale 7 stands out for its progressive portrayal of female intelligence and social critique. Through the story of a woman who outwits a harsh legal system with grace and logic, Boccaccio...
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  • Angel Enriquez @zxcvangl.a added blog in Literature
    2025-05-24 08:36:26 ·
    Justice in Jest: Female Wit and Moral Irony in the Tale of Madonna Filippa
    Introduction: Giovanni Boccaccio’s 'Decameron' is filled with stories that blur the lines between morality and humor, especially through the lens of gender and social class. One such tale, from Day Six, told by Fiammetta, follows Madonna Filippa, a woman accused of adultery. Rather than deny the charges, she uses wit and logic to publicly shame her accusers and escape punishment. This...
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  • Chrizzy Estrillado @Chrizzy added blog in Literature
    2025-05-25 13:50:11 ·
    The Clever Wife: Wit, Gender, and Justice in Boccaccio's Decameron
    Introduction Giovanni Boccaccio's Decameron, a collection of novellas written during the calamitous Black Death, offers a captivating glimpse into 14th-century Italian society. This analysis delves into Day VI, Novel 9, focusing on the story of Madonna Filippa, exploring its central themes of wit, gender dynamics, and the ingenious subversion of patriarchal justice. The tale's enduring appeal...
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  • Giselle Lazarra @ellieeeee0_0 added blog in Literature
    2025-05-24 11:29:39 ·
    WIT AND JUSTICE- A Review of the Tale of Madonna Filippa
      Introduction: In Giovanni Boccaccio’s "The Decameron", the tale of Madonna Filippa (Day 6, Tale 7) stands out as a masterful blend of wit, justice, and female empowerment. This short yet impactful narrative combines humor with a serious critique of societal norms, particularly those surrounding gender roles and legal inequalities. At a time when women were expected to be silent and...
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  • Mikaela Cortiguerra @its.me_mikaela added blog in Literature
    2025-05-23 03:02:49 ·
    Wit Wins the Day: Trickery and Justice in the Tale of Masetto da Lamporecchio
    “The one who is thought powerless may often hold the greatest power of all.” — Inspired by The Decameron, Day 3, Tale 1   Introduction Giovanni Boccaccio’s The Decameron, a 14th-century masterpiece, presents a colorful tapestry of human experiences through 100 tales told by a group of young nobles fleeing the plague. Each story offers wit, insight, and critique. One...
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  • Kc Tolentino Martizano @keysi added blog in Literature
    2025-05-23 05:14:47 ·
    Unapologetically Guilty: A Woman’s Wit Against a Man’s Law
    Introduction: Giovanni Boccaccio’s Decameron is a rich collection of tales exploring love, morality, wit, and social conventions during 14th-century Italy. One particularly striking story is the tale of Madonna Filippa, told on Day Six, which focuses on how clever words and courage can change outcomes. This tale stands out for its bold portrayal of a woman who defies legal injustice with...
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