Week 8: Dante's InfernoAssignments - Reading - Resources - Images |
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Digital
Dante provides translations
of the Divine Comedy by Henry W. Longfellow
and by Allen Mandelbaum (Mandelbaum's translation is really wonderful, although
it is not in the public domain by any means, and I am surprised they were
able to host it at their website).
You can see a great Map
of Hell at the World of Dante website (this table listing the Sins-People-Punishments is also very useful!).
The Princeton Dante project has many Italian and English texts, plus Italian and English audio!
The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy has a detailed article about Dante.
You will find many illustrations at UT Austin's Dante's Inferno: An Illustrated Journey.
There is a Dante
Chronology at ItalNet.
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Modern Languages
MLLL-2003. World Literature: Frametales. Laura Gibbs, Ph.D.
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