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The Vita of Benvenuto Cellini: Literary Tradition and Genre.Dino Sigismondo Cervigni

by Erich Loos, is evidence of a modern critical attitude. This attitude certainly provides a welcome relief from the heavily idealistic and aesthetic interpretations of the past. Even more refreshing, and textually more developed (notwithstanding an evident lack of interest in the text as text), is the author's analysis of Castiglione's continuous and consistent adherence to an Aristotelian rather than to a Platonic inspiration—undoubtedly the most original contribution of this volume. This adherence is particularly evident, as Dr. Woodhouse convincingly shows, in Castiglione's final version of Book IV. T H E J O H N S H O P K I N S U N I V E R S I T Y Eduardo Saccone