A lengthy and in-depth review by Armando Bisanti, published in Schede Medievali. Rassegna dell'Officina di Studi Medievali (vol. 63, 2025), devotes considerable attention to Percorsi medievali e umanistici. Per Gian Carlo Alessio, edited by Clara Fossati and Domenico Losappio and published by Genova University Press.

In his detailed examination of the nineteen contributions included in the volume, the reviewer highlights the essays' outstanding scholarly and philological quality, the richness of their research perspectives, and the rigorous methodological approach that characterizes the collection as a whole. The volume is presented as a significant contribution to medieval and humanistic studies, as well as a fitting tribute to the scholarly legacy of Gian Carlo Alessio.

Schede Medievali is a scholarly journal dedicated to publishing essays, research articles, reviews, and bibliographical notices on a wide range of topics relating to medieval history and culture. It welcomes contributions covering a broad and diverse geographical, linguistic, and cultural landscape, including Medieval Latin literature, Byzantine literature, Romance and Germanic literatures, Arabic literature, early Italian literature, and related fields.