Dante: the critical complex

edited with introductions by Richard Lansing

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Table of Contents:: v. 1. Dante and Beatrice : the poet's life and the invention of poetry
v. 2. Dante and classical antiquity : the epic tradition
v. 3. Dante and philosophy : nature, the cosmos, and the ethical imperative
v. 4. Dante and theology : the biblical tradition and Christian allegory
v. 5. Dante and history : from Florence and Rome to heavenly Jerusalem
v. 6. Dante and critical theory
v. 7. Dante and interpretation
v. 8. Dante's afterlife : the influence and reception of the Commedia.
Contributors:: Lansing, Richard H.
Languages:: English
Language Notes:: Item content: English
Subjects:: Dante Alighieri, 1265-1321 — Criticism and interpretation
Dante Alighieri, 1265-1321
Criticism and interpretation
General Notes:: Includes bibliographical references.
Physical Description:: 8 volumes ; 24 cm
Call Numbers:: PQ4390 .D2834 2003
ISBNs:: 0415940931 (set)
Library of Congress Control Numbers:: 2002031850
OCLC Numbers:: 50899107