Abstract
This paper explores the evolution of Girolamo de Rada's poems, specifically focusing on Songs before Millosao. By scrutinizing De Rada's original manuscripts and comparing them to the early published versions of his poems, we delve into his creative process and examine the modification of verses, characters, and themes over time. This study also investigates the presence and progression of political and patriotic elements in De Rada's work, providing valuable insights into the cultural and historical influences on his poetry. Central to this paper findings are the transformation of his protagonists, shedding light on the author's evolving perspectives. The analysis highlights De Rada's continuous endeavor to refine his works, making them more enjoyable, refined, and valuable to his readers. Through the close examination of De Rada's manuscripts and early publications, this study offers a deeper understanding of the author's early concepts and the subsequent evolution of his poetic work. Ultimately, this research contributes to the ongoing scholarly conversation about De Rada's significant role in the Albanian literary renaissance and his unique portrayal of the nation's historical and cultural identity.
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