Dante, The Divine Comedy, completed around 1320, is a supreme wor

Dante, The Divine Comedy, completed around 1320, is a supreme work of the imagination. None of Dante's other works, not even all his other works taken together, can rival the Commedia. How did the Florentine exile come to create this masterpiece? What steps in h, Dante

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Dante
Written by author Robert Hollander
Published by New Haven : Yale University Press, c2001., 2001/05/16
The Divine Comedy, completed around 1320, is a supreme work of the imagination. None of Dante's other works, not even all his other works taken together, can rival the Commedia. How did the Florentine exile come to create this masterpiece? What steps in h

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Preface ix

Chronology of Dante's Life xi

Introduction 1

Dante's Life 2

First Lyrics 7

Vita nuova 12

Later Lyrics 40

Convivio I 45

De vulgari Eloquentia 54

Convivio II and III 74

Convivio IV 81

Commedia 90

Truth and Poetry 94

Allegory 97

The Moral Situation of the Reader 104

The Moral Order of the Afterworld 109

Virgil 114

Beatrice 121

Bernard 127

Politics 129

The Poetry of the Comedy 144

Monarchia 148

Late Latin Works 167

Notes 181

Bibliographical Note 211

Index 213

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reviewed Dante on August 20, 2017

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The reader needs an exceptionally strong background in Dante and the structural components of Italian literature. This reader fails on both counts and thus is becomes, through likely no fault of the author, one of the few books I couldn't finish.

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	Preface	ix
	Chronology of Dante's Life	xi
	Introduction	1
	Dante's Life	2
	First Lyrics	7
	Vita nuova	12
	Later Lyrics	40
	Convivio I	45
	De vulgari Eloquentia	54
	Convivio II and III	74
	Convivio IV	81
	Commedia	90
	Truth and Poetry	94
	Allegory	97
	The Moral Situation of the Reader	104
	The Moral Order of the Afterworld	109
	Virgil	114
	Beatrice	121
	Bernard	127
	Politics	129
	The Poetry of the Comedy	144
	Monarchia	148
	Late Latin Works	167
	Notes	181
	Bibliographical Note	211
	Index	213