This interdisciplinary collection of essays by leading international scholars provides a comprehensive account of the context of Dante's life and work. It will not only answer questions, but also inspire new research into the connections between material culture, intellectual traditions, and literary and artistic expression.
This interdisciplinary collection of essays by leading international scholars provides a comprehensive account of the context of Dante's life and work. It will not only answer questions, but also inspire new research into the connections between material culture, intellectual traditions, and literary and artistic expression.
Introduction Zygmunt G. Baräski and Lino Pertile Part I. Politics and Society: 1. Empire, Italy, and Florence William Caferro 2. Economy William R. Day, Jr 3. Law Sara Menzinger 4. Justice Giuliano Milani 5. Men and women Holly Hurlburt 6. The official Church George Dameron 7. The unofficial Church David Burr 8. Daily life Edward D. English Part II. Intellectual Traditions: 9. Philosophy and theology Andrea A. Robiglio 10. Moral philosophy Luca Bianchi 11. Natural philosophy Edward Grant 12. Medicine Michael R. McVaugh 13. Islamic and Jewish influences Luis M. Girón Negrón 14. Cosmology, geography, and cartography Theodore J. Cachey, Jr Part III. Linguistic and Literary Cultures: 15. Linguistic Italy Mirko Tavoni 16. Education Robert Black 17. Rhetoric, literary theory, and practical criticism Ronald L. Martinez 18. Classical antiquity Robert Black 19. Religious culture Peter S. Hawkins 20. Visions and journeys Eileen Gardiner 21. Historical and political writing John C. Barnes 22. Vernacular literatures Paolo Cherchi 23. Popular culture Jan M. Ziolkowski Part IV. Visual and Performative Culture: 24. Illumination, painting and sculpture Louise Bourdua 25. Architecture and urban space Areli Marina 26. Music Michael Scott Cuthbert Part V. Dante: Life, Works, and Reception: 27. Life Lino Pertile 28. Works Lino Pertile 29. Textual transmission Zygmunt Baräski 30. Early reception (1290s-1481) Zygmunt G. Baräski Further reading.
Introduction Zygmunt G. Baräski and Lino Pertile Part I. Politics and Society: 1. Empire, Italy, and Florence William Caferro 2. Economy William R. Day, Jr 3. Law Sara Menzinger 4. Justice Giuliano Milani 5. Men and women Holly Hurlburt 6. The official Church George Dameron 7. The unofficial Church David Burr 8. Daily life Edward D. English Part II. Intellectual Traditions: 9. Philosophy and theology Andrea A. Robiglio 10. Moral philosophy Luca Bianchi 11. Natural philosophy Edward Grant 12. Medicine Michael R. McVaugh 13. Islamic and Jewish influences Luis M. Girón Negrón 14. Cosmology, geography, and cartography Theodore J. Cachey, Jr Part III. Linguistic and Literary Cultures: 15. Linguistic Italy Mirko Tavoni 16. Education Robert Black 17. Rhetoric, literary theory, and practical criticism Ronald L. Martinez 18. Classical antiquity Robert Black 19. Religious culture Peter S. Hawkins 20. Visions and journeys Eileen Gardiner 21. Historical and political writing John C. Barnes 22. Vernacular literatures Paolo Cherchi 23. Popular culture Jan M. Ziolkowski Part IV. Visual and Performative Culture: 24. Illumination, painting and sculpture Louise Bourdua 25. Architecture and urban space Areli Marina 26. Music Michael Scott Cuthbert Part V. Dante: Life, Works, and Reception: 27. Life Lino Pertile 28. Works Lino Pertile 29. Textual transmission Zygmunt Baräski 30. Early reception (1290s-1481) Zygmunt G. Baräski Further reading.
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