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In this brief, tightly composed book Cornish examines Dante's frequent use of descriptions of the heavens and analogies based on astronomy throughout the Divine Comedy. She follows the specific arguments and imagery of each selection, offering a guide both to his poetics and his ethics.
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Lawrence Leggett
reviewed Reading Dante's Stars on February 19, 2014
Reading Dante's Stars
I read this alongside of Fagle's translation of the Odyssey, and found it helpful. I'm curious now what I missed by not using one of the more classic commentaries, but perhaps I'll do that in a few years. My only critique is the amount of Greek text she includes, which for the Greek scholar would be great, but to us lay readers it's, well, Greek to us.
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