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... become a part of the textual history which can be used as a basis for the interpretation of a later passage . This relationship is clearly a part of the nexus between Inferno XX and Pur- gatorio XXI . At the beginning of Purgatorio XX ...
... become a part of the textual history which can be used as a basis for the interpretation of a later passage . This relationship is clearly a part of the nexus between Inferno XX and Pur- gatorio XXI . At the beginning of Purgatorio XX ...
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... become symbols of a perversion of the very poem he is writing ; a perversion of the poem's writing process and what it at- tempts to reveal to its readers . Therefore , he incorporates into the canto a revelation with respect to , not ...
... become symbols of a perversion of the very poem he is writing ; a perversion of the poem's writing process and what it at- tempts to reveal to its readers . Therefore , he incorporates into the canto a revelation with respect to , not ...
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... becomes more straightforward and discards the highly stylized language he uses in the first part of the canto ( see Bigi , " Pietro della Vigna , " p . 515 and Dante Alighieri , The Divine Come- dy , trans . with a comm . by C. S. ...
... becomes more straightforward and discards the highly stylized language he uses in the first part of the canto ( see Bigi , " Pietro della Vigna , " p . 515 and Dante Alighieri , The Divine Come- dy , trans . with a comm . by C. S. ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Misreadings in Inferno XX and Purgatorio XXI | 14 |
History to Narrative | 31 |
Copyright | |
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