Dante's Inferno, The Indiana Critical EditionIndiana University Press, 1995 M06 22 - 409 pages "This new critical edition includes Mark Musa's classic verse translation and provides students with a clear, readable text. In addition, ten innovative interpretations of Dante's masterpiece offer diverse approaches to the first canticle of the Divine Comedy, including Virgil's importance to Dante as a source for mythological, historical, and political material as well as for structuring his poetic vision; the language, symbols, and extended meanings of Hell; Dante's revision of the concepts of Limbo and the Harrowing of Hell; the figure of Francesca, representative of Eve, and how the Pilgrim participates in her sin; how understanding political and church history of the period enhances a reading of the poem; and the history of Dante's interpretation and reception in Italian cinema." -- Back cover |
Contents
I | ix |
II | 17 |
III | 19 |
IV | 27 |
V | 34 |
VI | 40 |
VII | 48 |
VIII | 56 |
XXV | 167 |
XXVI | 175 |
XXVII | 182 |
XXVIII | 189 |
XXIX | 196 |
XXX | 203 |
XXXI | 210 |
XXXII | 216 |
IX | 62 |
X | 69 |
XI | 75 |
XII | 82 |
XIII | 89 |
XIV | 95 |
XV | 102 |
XVI | 109 |
XVII | 116 |
XVIII | 122 |
XIX | 128 |
XX | 134 |
XXI | 140 |
XXII | 148 |
XXIII | 155 |
XXIV | 161 |
XXXIII | 223 |
XXXIV | 230 |
XXXV | 236 |
XXXVI | 243 |
XXXVII | 251 |
XXXVIII | 253 |
XXXIX | 266 |
XL | 286 |
XLI | 299 |
XLII | 310 |
XLIII | 325 |
XLIV | 340 |
XLV | 353 |
XLVI | 367 |
XLVII | 381 |
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