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VARVARA [1.3K]
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In The Decameron by Boccaccio...

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stich3 [128]2 years ago
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In Florence, despite all that human <u>wisdom </u>and <u>forethought </u>could invent, they were unable to prevent the devastating effects of the pestilence.

Boccaccio sees women in The Decameron as a little bit hardier than men. He stated that though they may not have good social standing, women still have an upper hand in most areas of the male-female relationship.

<h3>How do Boccaccio see men and women?</h3>

He believe that merges that women are stronger, lustful, hardier and cunning than men

He stated that the male character may seems to be the winner or surpass the woman, but the fact is that the men usually achieve victory via the help of the women.

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