Dante and Joyce take different paths with the Divine Comedy and Ulysses, but their journeys are deeply connected ...

Split into Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso, the work combines classical and Christian traditions. With vivid allegory and a rigid structure, Dante invited readers into layered metaphysical realms.

33 Immortals is inspired by Dante Alighieri’s the Divine Comedy ... the big question is whether the game’s matchmaking structure can cultivate the same sense of teamwork and collaboration you’d ...

Not everyone in the 14th century was charmed by the poem’s novelty or by Dante’s creative use of tradition in its three-part journey through hell (“Inferno”), purgatory (“Purgatorio”) ...

It returns again and again, providing a structure but also a doubt ... and dwell in the briefly eternal blank of page-space. I’m put in mind of Dante’s Purgatorio, partly because Fosse generates a ...

Now it’s the turn of Purgatorio, where souls who need purifying are cleansed from of the stain of sin. After that — heaven. Note the neat bit of catechesis (one of many) that Dante ...

Still, O’Donnell more than compensates for the occasional bathos with some striking interpretive insights, as well as with the helpful structure ... yet inflict” (Purgatorio 30:55–57). It’s the only ...

Three years ago, on the 700th anniversary of the death of Dante Alighieri ... the atmosphere of Purgatorio is redolent with friendship and community. Indeed, the purgatorial realm, the “place ...

Giunta: Dante writes the "Purgatorio" at the beginning of the second decade of the 14th century. So, 1310-15. Beatrice is dead since 1290, so, it's a 25-years gap. And the whole structure of the ...

the “Political writings of Rousseau,” John Milton’s “Paradise Lost,” Homer’s “The Odyssey,” and Dante’s “Purgatorio.” The Hamilton Center also hosted an event, “What is Wes ...