Allegory and Symbolism: Deciphering Dante's Spiritual Code
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- ISBN8230717737
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- Date de parution08/03/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy is not merely a cornerstone of medieval literature; it is a profound allegory of the soul's journey toward salvation, infused with intricate theological concepts, moral reflections, and a deeply personal meditation on the human condition. Written in the early 14th century, between 1308 and 1320, Dante's monumental work has come to symbolize the ultimate Christian vision of life after death, encapsulating the medieval synthesis of faith, reason, and human aspiration.
A comprehensive understanding of the Divine Comedy requires an exploration of its historical, theological, and philosophical backdrop, the intellectual currents that shaped its creation, and the enduring ideas and authors that influenced Dante's masterpiece.
A comprehensive understanding of the Divine Comedy requires an exploration of its historical, theological, and philosophical backdrop, the intellectual currents that shaped its creation, and the enduring ideas and authors that influenced Dante's masterpiece.
Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy is not merely a cornerstone of medieval literature; it is a profound allegory of the soul's journey toward salvation, infused with intricate theological concepts, moral reflections, and a deeply personal meditation on the human condition. Written in the early 14th century, between 1308 and 1320, Dante's monumental work has come to symbolize the ultimate Christian vision of life after death, encapsulating the medieval synthesis of faith, reason, and human aspiration.
A comprehensive understanding of the Divine Comedy requires an exploration of its historical, theological, and philosophical backdrop, the intellectual currents that shaped its creation, and the enduring ideas and authors that influenced Dante's masterpiece.
A comprehensive understanding of the Divine Comedy requires an exploration of its historical, theological, and philosophical backdrop, the intellectual currents that shaped its creation, and the enduring ideas and authors that influenced Dante's masterpiece.
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