Copyright
George Corbett; Heather Webb; Copyright of individual chapters is maintained by the chapter’s author.Published On
2016-12-12ISBN
Language
- English
Print Length
304 pages (xiv + 290)Dimensions
Weight
Media
Funding
- Trinity College, Cambridge
- Selwyn College, Cambridge
- Keith Sykes
- Italian Department, University of Cambridge
- Cambridge Italian Research Network (CIRN)
OCLC Number
978440979LCCN
2019452609BIC
- DS
- DSC
BISAC
- LIT004200
- LIT011000
- POE019000
LCC
- PQ4302
Keywords
- Dante Alighieri
- Commedia
- Inferno
- Purgatorio
- Paradiso
- Italian poetry
- Italian literature
- vertical readings
- comparative
Vertical Readings in Dante's Comedy
Volume 2
- George Corbett (editor)
- Heather Webb (editor)
Reviews
There are many fine monographs from 2016, but one work that stands out for its comprehensiveness and boldness is the second volume of "vertical readings” of Dante’s Comedy. […] Its innovative approach to understanding the whole of Dante’s Comedy encourages readers to take stock of the intentio operis and autoris, to begin to consider how, as the Letter to Cangrande has it, "the purpose of the whole and the part could be multiple that is both remote and proximate”
Anthony Nussmeier
"Due and Trecento I (Dante)". The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies (0084-4152), vol. 78, no. 1, 2018. doi:10.1163/22224297-07801019
Contents
Introduction
(pp. 1–12)- George Corbett
- Heather Webb
12. Centaurs, Spiders and Saints
(pp. 13–30)- Christian Moevs
13. ‘Would you Adam and Eve it?’
(pp. 31–54)- Robert Wilson
- Catherine M. Keen
15. Dante’s Fatherlands
(pp. 77–100)- Simone Marchesi
16. Politics of Desire
(pp. 101–126)- Manuele Gragnolati
17. Seductive Lies, Unpalatable Truths, Alter Egos
(pp. 127–150)- Tristan Kay
18. Women, War and Wisdom
(pp. 151–172)- Anne C. Leone
19. Inside Out
(pp. 173–192)- Ambrogio Camozzi Pistoja
- Claudia Rossignoli
- Corinna Salvadori Lonergan
22. Truth, Autobiography and the Poetry of Salvation
(pp. 237–258)- Giuseppe Ledda