Reading and seeing Dante's Divine Comedy : Verbal and visual translation

P. 285-311

• Chapters from the same volume (available individually)

  • Introduction
  • Publications of John A. Scott
  • Honouring John Scott
  • Ritorno su Cecco Angiolieri
  • The poetic exchanges between Dante Alighieriand his amico Dante da Maiano : a young man takes his place in the world
  • Pietro Bembo's edition of Dante's Commedia : ms. Vat. lat. 3197 and the Aldine editions of 1502 and 1515
  • Asceticism and its discontents : Dante and the contemptus mundi tradition
  • Arendt, Augustine, Dante and loving one's neighbour
  • God alone surpasses the soul : Dante and Augustine's De Quantitate Animae
  • Dante dunque sia sempre nelle sue mani! : di Leopardi su Dante
  • Francesca da Rimini : a continuing conversation
  • Ciacco, Brunetto and the voice of God.
  • E cominciare stormo : notes on Dante's sieges
  • Inferno XX : Tiresias and the soothsayers
  • Music and history (Paradiso XV-XVII)
  • Giasone : da Valerio Flacco alla Commedia
  • Adelaide of Turin and Matilda of Tuscany : countesses, cousins, councillors
  • Dante's youthful lyrics in English translation
  • Reading and seeing Dante's Divine Comedy : Verbal and visual translation
  • Dante as a native speaker
  • Notes on Dante Studies in nineteenth-century Oxford
  • Alcune rime chiocce per John
  • Notes on contributors
• Information

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