Dante giocoso: Bronzino's Burlesque of the Commedia

Contributor(s): Deborah Parker

Dante's Broken Faith: The Sin of the Second Circle

Contributor(s): Diskin Clay

Dante's Drunkenness and Virgil's Rebuke (Purg. 15.115-138)

Contributor(s): Lauren Scancarelli Seem

Dante's Nose and Publius Ovidius Naso: A Gloss on Inferno 25.45

Contributor(s): Madison U. Sowell

Dante's Other Ugolinos

Contributor(s): Marilyn Schneider

Dante's Paradigms of Humility and the Structure of Reading

Contributor(s): Domenico Pietropaolo

Dante's Philosophical Canon (Inferno 4.130-144)

Contributor(s): Amilcare A. Iannucci

Dante's Poetics of 'Honestum:' The Difference: 'Parlare Onesto' and 'Parola Ornata'

Contributor(s): Mario Trovato

Dante's Poetics of Love: Some Remarks about the Commedia and Its Vernacular Context

Contributor(s): Sylvia Huot

Dante's Three Reflective Dreams

Contributor(s): Zygmunt G. Baranski

Dante's Venetian Shipyard Scene (Inf. 21), Barratry, and Maritime Law

Contributor(s): William Sayers

Dante's Vista Nova: Paradiso XXXIII. 136

Contributor(s): Susan Noakes

Dante, St. Augustine, and Astronomy

2023-05-25 22:11:57 | Contributor(s): Albert E Wingell

Dante, Television, and Education

Contributor(s): Amilcare A. lannucci

Dante, Ulisse e la scrittura della nuova epica: una lettura del Canto XXVI dell'Inferno

Contributor(s): Mario D'Alessandro

Dante. Il "breve uso" dell'amore

Contributor(s): Giuliana Carugati

Dante’s Epistola a Can Grande: Allegory, Discourse, and their Semiotic Implications

Contributor(s): Raffaele De Benedictis

The focus of this study is the semiotic aspect concerning the allegory of the Commedia. More specifically, it aims at considering the meta-linguistic functioning of the Commedia’s allegory and how such a system may be recognized as essentially semiotic in its making. It also attempts to...

Database of Early English Playbooks

2023-05-11 18:42:03 | Contributor(s): Joshua J McEvilla

This is a review of the Database of Early English Playbooks   

Davies, Callan. Strangeness in Jacobean Drama.

Contributor(s): Goran Stanivukovic

Davies, Matthew, project dir. Records of London’s Livery Companies Online: Apprentices and Freemen 1400–1900 (ROLLCO). Database.

Contributor(s): José Miguel Alcolado Carnicero