Movement and Meaning in the Divine Comedy: Toward an Understanding of Dante's Processional Poetics: Bernardo Lecture Series, No. 14

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The Bernardo Lecture Series (2005)
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_Argues that the analysis of movement and its correlative procession in the Divine Comedy is fundamental to an understanding of how Dante generates meaning in his poetic text._

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