For 10 points, identify this Italian playwright who wrote of the courting of Mirandolina in his The Mistress of the Inn.
In one work by this author, three of the title characters named Lunardo, Simon, and Canciano are chewed out by a woman named Felice, who exhorts them to love, but not to tyrranize their wives. In another of this author's works, Madame Delancour intercedes with the title character, Gernote, to the effect that the latter sanctions his niece's Angelique's marriage to Valere. In addition to writing The Boors and The Beneficent Bear, this author also wrote a play in which one of the title conflicts is set off when Toffolo gives Lucietta some roast pumpkin; (*) that play, featuring conflicts between Titta-Nanne and Lucietta as well as Beppo and Toffolo, was favorably reviewed by this author's contemporary Goethe, and was called The Chioggian Brawls. In this writer's most famous play, the title character rejects the Cavalier di Ripafratta, the Marquis di Forlipopoli, and the Count d'Albafiorita in favor of the servant Fabricius. For 10 points, identify this Italian playwright who wrote of the courting of Mirandolina in his The Mistress of the Inn.
In one work by this author, three of the title characters named Lunardo, Simon, and Canciano are chewed out by a woman named Felice, who exhorts them to love, but not to tyrranize their wives.
Carlo Goldoni