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

Name: Dante’s Epistola a Can Grande: Allegory, Discourse, and their Semiotic Implications
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Raffaele De Benedictis

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

By 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…

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