Dante's Divine Comedy in Translation: syllabus
Dante’s Different Guides and the divine mystery
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Dante's Divine Comedy in Translation: syllabusLaurie Shepard, Boston College
Introduction to Dante, the Divine Comedy and the course.
Virgil’s Punishment and the pilgrim’s fear
Francesca’s regret
The Topography of Hell & the City of Dite
When man seeks to make himself immortal
The descent into lower Hell and Dante’s dramatic poetry
Vying with Ovid
Ulisses: hero or sinner?
The price paid by the innocent in a corrupt society
Loitering on the shores of Purgatorio
Dante’s anger at Florence
Art, music and penetence in Purgatorio
The meaning of Free Will
Free Will and Politics
Midterm Oral Exam
The lesson of Statius
Poetry and Truth
Hierarchy and Equality
The Theology of Love In Paradiso
Another vision of Earthly Paradise: Florence in the days of Cacciaguida
The Anger of Saint Peter
Dante’s Different Guides and the divine mystery
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