Dante

Dante
ISBN-10
2762124328
ISBN-13
9782762124323
Series
Dante
Category
Authors, Italian
Pages
252
Language
French
Published
2002
Publisher
Les Editions Fides
Author
Richard Warrington Baldwin Lewis

Description

Biographe reconnu et auteur d'un célèbre ouvrage sur la ville de Florence, R. W. B. Lewis trace un saisissant portrait d'un des plus remarquables poètes de tous les temps. Il décrit l'évolution sentimentale, artistique et philosophique de celui qui fut un poète-historien de tout premier plan et de génie. Ce faisant, il dépeint le poète lyrique, hanté par l'amour et la mort, puis le grand maître du récit dramatique et allégorique. En juxtaposant un portrait de Dante et une description de son œuvre, depuis La Vie nouvelle, où le poète raconte son amour pour Béatrice, jusqu'aux derniers chants de la Divine Comédie, en passant par ses essais sur la langue et sur la politique, Lewis explore comme nul autre avant lui l'univers réel et imaginaire de cet incomparable créateur.

Other editions

  • Dante: A Life
    • 2022-01-04
    • 352 pages
    • Ebook
    • Simon and Schuster
  • Dante: A Life
    • 2022-01-04
    • 352 pages
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    • Pegasus Books
  • Dante
    • 2021-12-07
    • 608 pages
    • Paperback
    • Princeton University Press
  • Dante
    • 2021-08-26
    • 194 pages
    • Paperback
    • Profile Books

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