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	Carlo Goldoni (1707-1793)
		Goldoni, a native of Venice, was born in 1707, and almost lived out the century, for he died in Paris in 1792.
		Goldoni wants the French writer's overpowering comic force, and is happier in "catching the manners living as they rise" than in laying bare the depths of the heart.
		Goldoni is considered by the Italians as the author who carried dramatic art in Italy to its highest point of perfection, and he possessed no common powers.
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	Carlo Goldoni
		Carlo Goldoni was born in Venice as a precocious son of a physician.
		Although Goldoni's early plays veer between the old style and the new, he dispensed with masked characters altogether in such plays as La Pamela (1750), a serious drama based on Samuel Richardson's novel.
		Goldoni retired in 1764 to teach Italian to the princesses at Versailles.
	www.orbilat.com /Encyclopaedia/G/Goldoni_Carlo.html (357 words)

	About the Playwright: Carlo Goldoni
		Carlo Goldoni, considered one of Italy’s finest playwrights, was born on February 25, 1707 in Venice, Italy, to a theatre-loving family.
		Goldoni was working to expand the content and scope of his comedic plays, much to the criticism of his rivals, Carlo Gozzi and Pietro Chiari.
		“Goldoni is considered by the Italians as the author who carried dramatic art in Italy to its highest point of perfection” (www.imagi-nation.com/moonstruck/clsc93.html).
	www.bard.org /education/resources/other/servantplaywright.html (985 words)

	Carlo Goldoni (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		CARLO GOLDONI was born at Venice in 1707.
		Goldoni was the great reformer of Italian comedy.
		Carlo Goldoni (1707-1793) - A biography of the Italian dramatist.
	www.theatredatabase.com /18th_century/carlo_goldoni_001.html (585 words)

	Carlo Goldoni Summary
		Goldoni was born in Venice in 1707, the son of Margherita and Giulio Goldoni.
		Goldoni took to himself the task of superseding the comedy of masks and the comedy of intrigue by representations of actual life and manners.
		Goldoni says that he took for his models the plays of Molière, and whenever a piece of his own succeeded he whispered to himself, "Good, but not yet Molière." The great Frenchman was the object of his idolatry.
	www.bookrags.com /Carlo_Goldoni (2825 words)

	Carlo Goldoni - MSN Encarta
		At the age of 14 he joined a group of traveling players, and during the next ten years he acquired an education, including a degree in law from the University of Padua.
		He conceived the idea of reforming the Italian stage by eliminating the masques and buffooneries with which it abounded and by writing comedies in the manner of the 17th-century French dramatist Molière, but based on Italian characters and life.
		A royal pension granted in 1787 was revoked during the French Revolution, and Goldoni died in poverty.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761562763/Carlo_Goldoni.html (245 words)

	Carlo Goldoni's House Venice
		This is how the eighty-year-old Carlo Goldoni, by then a resident in Paris for twenty-five years, recalls where he was born at the opening of his Mémoires.
		The building housed a small museum of Goldoni memorabilia and artefacts relating to Venetian theatre, but focused primarily on its role as a study centre, with constant additions to its library and archive.
		The Museum Today, the museum section of Ca’ Goldoni is a magical, theatrical place, in which all the resources of modern museum design have been exploited to safeguard the fabric of this unique Gothic palace and also provide visitors - especially young visitors - with a interactive layout that is both informative and pleasurable.
	www.italytraveller.com /en/r/venice/c/carlo-goldoni-s-house (548 words)

	Carlo Goldoni Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		Goldoni's marriage in 1736 to Nicoletta Connio, daughter of a prominent Genoese family, dates from this formative period.
		Goldoni's works signaled a new direction in which primacy was soon restored to the playwright, whose scripts--not an actor's improvisations--determined the play.
		Goldoni, a mild-mannered, pleasant person with no desire to continue this bitter polemic, left Venice for the prestigious directorship of the Italian theater in Paris.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/carlo-goldoni (626 words)

	Carlo Goldoni
		Goldoni is especially notable for the reform which he wrought in the Italian theatre by substituting for the drama of improvisation (commedia dell' arte) a fully elaborated character play inspired by the works of Molière, and yet replete with a realism due to his own keen observation of contemporary life in Italy.
		During his residence in the French capital, Goldoni produced two important comedies in French, the "Bourru bienfaisant" (which he himself translated into Italian), and the "Avare fastueux".
		They fall readily into three groups: those written entirely in the Venetian dialect, of which there are about eleven; those written partly in dialect, which form the largest part; and those written wholly in pure Italian, of which some are in prose and some in Martellian verse.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/g/goldoni,carlo.html (727 words)

	Goldoni Carlo - Search Results - ninemsn Encarta
		Goldoni, Carlo (1707-1793), Italian playwright, considered the founder of modern Italian comedy.
		The influence of Arcadia is discernible in the comedies of Carlo Goldoni, one of the great playwrights in Italian literature.
		Traditional aesthetics in the 18th and 19th centuries was dominated by the concept of art as imitation of nature.
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		Carlo Goldoni and the Italian Theatre Reformation Tim Hamilton TD 231 Midterm When Carlo Goldoni began writing for the theatre in the 1740’s, his Venetian audiences were still in the throes of commedia dell’arte, which had been popular for over two hundred years.
		Goldoni’s next move was to remove audience participation from commedia dell’arte, which was the beginning of the use of the famed “fourth wall”.
		Goldoni also took a huge gamble by removing masks from characters at the height of their popularity.
	tjhamilton.freeservers.com /goldoni.html (1231 words)

	Carlo Goldoni
		Carlo Goldoni, born in Venice in 1707, was destined for a theatrical career by virtue of his ancestry.
		Given his early love of books, perhaps it is not surprising that Goldoni claims he wrote his first comedy at the age of eight.
		Finally, in 1734, Goldoni officially began his career as a playwright by writing scenarios for commedia troupes in and around Venice.
	digilander.libero.it /paololandi/servant/goldoni.html (948 words)

	Literary Encyclopedia: Carlo Goldoni (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Yet, in spite of the limits the actual theatrical practice imposed upon him, Goldoni can rightly be seen as the reformer of the Italian theatre, the dramatist who succeeded in re-establishing it as a great one after the jests and improvisations of the Commedia dell'Arte had become stereotypes.
		The work was rejected by the director of the opera to whom he had submitted it because, as he was told, it duly regarded the rules of Aristotle and Horace but incautiously ignored the opinions of actors, stage decorators and music composers.
		Goldoni had been born in Venice in 1707, but soon began a life of peregrinations, following his father to Perugia and Rimini and later studying law in Pavia.
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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Carlo Goldoni
		Goldoni is especially notable for the reform which he wrought in the
		Goldoni's dramatic pieces are about 150 in number.
		The plays are given in the two Venice editions — 1788-95 in 44 vols., and 1817-22 in 46 vols.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/06631a.htm (683 words)

	Carlo Goldoni
		The young Goldoni soon grew tired of his life at Rimini, and ran away with a Venetian company of players.
		Goldoni, at this proof of public sympathy, wept.
		At Paris, during two years, he wrote comedies for the Italian actors; then he taught Italian to the royal princesses; and for the wedding of Louis XVI and of Marie Antoinette he wrote in French one of his best comedies, Le Bourru bienfaisant, which was a great success.
	www.nndb.com /people/284/000115936 (790 words)

	Classics 37
		In 1707 Goldoni is born in the San Toma section of
		Goldoni is famous for his double reform of the Italian theater freeing it from the pompous erudition of the academic theater, and the gratuitous buffoonery.
		The Venetian government censored many of Goldoni's comedies moved by the conviction that Goldoni's work contained implicit political and social positions that imperiled the structure of Church and State.
	www.amherst.edu /~afrossi/comedy/handouts/goldonihandout18.htm (537 words)

	Candida Martinelli's Italophile Site (Theatre)
		It is not a typical Goldoni comedy of manners, but instead a commentary on the often less than honorable behavior of soldiers in the field.
		Goldoni's plays have been compared to Moliere's farces, not only because they were written originally in French around the same period.
		Before Goldoni, Italian comic theatre was performed with masks (commedia dell'arte) representing caricatures or stock characters, and saddled with laborious plots and improvised scenes.
	italophiles.com /italian_theatre.htm (2294 words)

	Goldoni Statue Italy
		Carlo Osvaldo Goldoni was a famous Venetian playwright who was born in 1707 and died in 1793 and is now considered one of the greatest authors of the theaters in Europe.
		When Goldoni was a child his love of the theatre continued to grow even though every attempt was made to lure him in another direction.
		Goldoni was a great Italian comedy writer and retired his writing career in 1764 to teach Italian to princesses at Versailles.
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	Carlo Goldoni - Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		This he achieved by building on the old comedy of masks, but amplifying written parts; by judicious imitation of Molière and adaptation of classical themes; and by applying his own excellent comedic sense.
		Toward the end of his life he was supported in France by a royal pension that was cut off by the Revolution.
		With a theatrical, Italian flair, Teatro Goldoni is star of show.(Business Times)(Executive Lunch)
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-Goldoni.html (412 words)

	Carlo Goldoni \| Italian Dramatist \| The Mistress of the Inn \| Questia.com Online Library
		CARLO GOLDONI THREE COMEDIES MINE HOSTESS...CONTENTS A NOTE ON The Chief European Dramatists: Twenty-One Plays from the Drama of Greece, Rome, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Denmark, and Norway, from 500 B.C. to 1879 A.D. ("The Mistress of the Inn" by Carlo Goldoni begins on p.
		Goldoni and the Venice of His Time » Read Now
		Dictionary of Italian Literature ("Goldoni, Carlo" begins on p.
	www.questia.com /library/literature/literature-of-specific-countries/italian-literature/carlo-goldoni.jsp (396 words)

	Carlo Goldoni - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Carlo Goldoni - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Goldoni, Carlo (1707-93), Italian playwright, considered the founder of modern Italian comedy.
		At the age of 14 he joined a...
	encarta.msn.com /Carlo_Goldoni.html (110 words)

	Hotel Goldoni Florence : Florence Hotels
		Set at the second floor of an antique eighteenth-century Palace, Hotel Goldoni Florence is situated in the historical centre of Florence, only 300 meters from the Central Station of Santa Maria Novella and a just stone's throw from the River Arno.
		Hotel Goldoni Florence can easily be reached by car and offers the possibility of parking and an arrangement with a garage service.
		Hotel Goldoni Florence is located in the heart of Florence, right in the middle of the historic centre, only 300 metres from the Central Station of Santa Maria Novella, and a just stone's throw from t..
	www.holidaycityeurope.com /goldoni-florence/index.htm (184 words)

	*** HOTEL GOLDONI
		L'Hotel Goldoni è in un antico palazzo del 1700 incastonato nel cuore di Firenze, in pieno centro storico, a soli 300 metri dalla Stazione Centrale di Santa Maria Novella, a pochi passi dal fiume Arno e dai più importanti musei di Firenze, come la Galleria degli Uffizi, il Ponte Vecchio, il Duomo...
		L'Hotel Goldoni è facilmente raggiungibile in auto con possibilità di parcheggio e servizio di garage convenzionato.
		Set in an antique 18th century palace, HOTEL GOLDONI is located in the city historical center, only 300 metres from the Central Railway Station of S.Maria Novella, and just a stone's throw from the River Arno, the most important museums of Florence, like the Uffizi Gallery, Ponte Vecchio and the Duomo.
	www.ilturismo.com /hotels/goldoni.htm (591 words)

	Residenza Goldoni
		The Residenza Goldoni is located on Calle della Fava or Stagneri in a typical Venetian building completely renovated in 2003.
		Among the pensioni of Venice, the Residenza Goldoni is situated in the heart of the city, just steps from the Ponte di Rialto, 300 m from the landing, arrival point for the vaporetti from Piazzale Roma, the railroad station and Tronchetto.
		For the guest who wants more space, or for families, the Residenza Goldoni offers two adjoining rooms on the third floor, which can be transformed into a spacious suite with two bathrooms and two televisions.
	www.smallandeleganthotels.com /Venice/Goldoni.htm (699 words)

	Teatro Goldoni (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		In September 1995, Chef Aielli opened his own establishment, Goldoni; which was named after a famous 18th century Venetian playwright and a passionate gastronome.
		Aielli is comparable to Goldoni, as the chef shares the same ideals as the playwright, “Everything I cook is an invention of my heart.” “Passion and love, is the main ingredient in my cooking.” In October 1998, Goldoni was relocated to 20th Street, and renamed Osteria Goloni.
		Teatro Goldoni draws on images of the theater and the mystical city of Venice.
	www.teatrogoldoni.com /aboutteatro/default.aspx (238 words)

	washingtonpost.com: Goldoni
		Thus it's been with Goldoni, where chef Fabrizio Aielli has come out from under the wing of Galileo's Roberto Donna.
		My most recent meal at Goldoni, however, was a triumph, the work of an experienced chef comfortable in his surroundings and showing the range of his talent.
		A layered appetizer of potato, eggplant and fontina cheese with a chunky light sauce of dried tomatoes and a garnish of fried basil leaves blended into it was a distillation of a Mediterranean garden on a plate.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/local/longterm/restrnt/goldoni.htm (287 words)

	Teatro Goldoni (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		In October 1998 Goldoni was relocated to 20th Street and later in November of 1999, he opened his second Italian restaurant, Teatro Goldoni, a fine-tuned production that honors the best in Venetian World Cuisine.
		Esquire acclaimed Goldoni as "one of the "Top 20 restaurants in America" on its opening and Gourmet named Goldoni one of the "Top 10 restaurants" in D.C. Teatro Goldoni was awarded "Best New Wine List" by Food and Wine as well as being named one of the, "Best New Restaurants in America 2000" by Esquire.
		Teatro Goldoni is designed to capture the spirit of Venice with an innovative and contemporary interpretation.
	www.teatrogoldoni.com /aboutourchef (470 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Goldoni,
		To show the potential of the old forms and to ridicule Goldoni, their adversary, he conceived the idea of dramatizing the tales of Basile's Pentamerone.
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	Teatro Goldoni Restaurant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Teatro Goldoni is centrally located between Georgetown and the Capital.
		Teatro Goldoni is on the North side of K Street between 19th and 20th streets, in the business district of Northwest DC.
		Use the access road that runs parallel to K Street for access to valet parking during the evening hours.
	www.ucar.edu /governance/meetings/may05/teatro_goldoni.html (76 words)

	AllRefer.com - Carlo Goldoni (Italian Literature, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		This he achieved by building on the old comedy of masks, but amplifying written parts; by judicious imitation of MoliEre and adaptation of classical themes; and by applying his own excellent comedic sense.
		Goldoni wrote more than 260 dramatic works of all sorts, including opera.
		More articles from AllRefer Reference on Carlo Goldoni
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	Goldoni Books (Used, New, Out-of-Print) - Alibris
		The three plays that make up The Holiday Trilogy are among the most outstanding works of Goldoni's maturity.
		Written in 1761, and published here for the first time in English, these plays take us behind the scenes as two Northern Italian families and their respective entourages prepare for a fashionable stay in the country, and in the process...
		Written in 1750, "The Coffee House" is one of the best early works of Goldoni's long and successful career.
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