The word “Middle Ages” evokes fairies, elves, dragons, witches, magical enchantments, the mysteries of the Knights Templar, and popular events such as Palios, rides, and tournaments. Did all of these things already “exist” in the Middle Ages narrated by Dante, or are they just modern fantasies? And if Dante talks about such wonders, where does he? And how?
On a quest to answer such questions, Dario Rivarossa leads the reader on a journey through the “open secrets” of the poem par excellence of Italian literature. Here is an original and unusual essay, capturing many aspects of The Divine Comedy that remain hidden to modern readers. Conveyed in a humorous and engaging style, the study is notable for rigorous scholarship and insightful critical observations. It is a wonderfully engaging book for both students of Dante and the non-expert audience.
The book features 100 color drawings — as many as the Cantos in The Divine Comedy — prepared by the author.
Published by International Authors.
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Dario Rivarossa is a translator, essayist, journalist, illustrator, and lecturer for the Dante Alighieri Society.
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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 102 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.24 inches. This item is printed on demand. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers zk1482005077
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