Linked bibliography for the SEP article "Tommaso Campanella" by Germana Ernst and Jean-Paul De Lucca

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Primary Literature: Campanella’s Works

There is no complete edition of Campanella’s works, and for many of them it is still necessary to consult early printed editions. The starting-point for a description of his writings remains Luigi Firpo, Bibliografia degli scritti di Tommaso Campanella (Turin: V. Bona, 1940), though it requires numerous additions and corrections. For Campanella editions published since 1990 see the journal Bruniana & Campanelliana (1995–).

The section ‘Testi’ in the online Archivio Tommaso Campanella offers access to digital facsimiles and/or transcriptions of most of Campanella’s works, with full bibliographical references for original and modern editions.

The most important editions of his writings are:

Secondary Literature

Bibliographical information on studies of Campanella can be found in the following articles by Luigi Firpo: “Campanella nel Settecento,” Rinascimento, IV (1953): 105–54; “Campanella nel secolo XIX,” Calabria nobilissima, VI-X (1952-1956); “Cinquant’anni di studi sul Campanella: 1901–1950,”Rinascimento, VI (1955): 209–348; “Un decennio di studi sul Campanella: 1951–1960,” Studi secenteschi, III (1960): 125–64. An extensive bibliography is now also available in Ricci, 2018.

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