This article aims to demonstrate the relationship between Dante's comparison of Lucifer's flapping wings to those of a bat and the movement of the souls of the dead in classical antiquity. It will explore some textual references from heterogeneous and distant traditions, from the Greek and Roman classics, the Fathers of the Church, the medieval bestiaries and encyclopedias, to Dante himself
This article is devoted to ways of exploring the mythical strains in Dante’s Divine Comedy. Previous...
In the XI canto of the Purgatory pride and names, either spoken or unspoken, are indissolubly interw...
International audienceExperiencing the Afterlife provides the first sustained analysis of popular, v...
Per dimostrare che lo “svolazzare” delle ali “di vispistrello” del Lucifero dantesco sia da ricondur...
The aim of this thesis is to create an overview of the most famous ancient figures in the Divine Com...
The article examines the impact of the myth of Castor and Pollux on Dante's decision to choose the A...
The article examines the controversial topic of the possible meanings of the three beasts that Dante...
This article is devoted to ways of exploring the mythical strains in Dante's Divine Comedy. Previous...
This article analyses the dynamic role of Justice in Dante’s Comedy. As the judge of his Otherworld,...
The article takes into consideration the passage from the proemial canto of the Commedia, in which,...
Put forth in the form of a script and multiple analysis pieces, this analysis of Canto XXXIV, Canto ...
This article reflects on the capacity of Dante’s Comedy, through its words and images, to permeate c...
abstract: Dante's Divine Comedy has been around for eight centuries, and its imaginative vision of t...
International audienceThe article develops an argument about the exile of Dante in order to identify...
This work presents the synthesis of an inclusive investigation about the presence of Prophetical Boo...
This article is devoted to ways of exploring the mythical strains in Dante’s Divine Comedy. Previous...
In the XI canto of the Purgatory pride and names, either spoken or unspoken, are indissolubly interw...
International audienceExperiencing the Afterlife provides the first sustained analysis of popular, v...
Per dimostrare che lo “svolazzare” delle ali “di vispistrello” del Lucifero dantesco sia da ricondur...
The aim of this thesis is to create an overview of the most famous ancient figures in the Divine Com...
The article examines the impact of the myth of Castor and Pollux on Dante's decision to choose the A...
The article examines the controversial topic of the possible meanings of the three beasts that Dante...
This article is devoted to ways of exploring the mythical strains in Dante's Divine Comedy. Previous...
This article analyses the dynamic role of Justice in Dante’s Comedy. As the judge of his Otherworld,...
The article takes into consideration the passage from the proemial canto of the Commedia, in which,...
Put forth in the form of a script and multiple analysis pieces, this analysis of Canto XXXIV, Canto ...
This article reflects on the capacity of Dante’s Comedy, through its words and images, to permeate c...
abstract: Dante's Divine Comedy has been around for eight centuries, and its imaginative vision of t...
International audienceThe article develops an argument about the exile of Dante in order to identify...
This work presents the synthesis of an inclusive investigation about the presence of Prophetical Boo...
This article is devoted to ways of exploring the mythical strains in Dante’s Divine Comedy. Previous...
In the XI canto of the Purgatory pride and names, either spoken or unspoken, are indissolubly interw...
International audienceExperiencing the Afterlife provides the first sustained analysis of popular, v...