Stan książek
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Nowa
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Używany - jak nowa
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Używany - dobry
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Używany - widoczne ślady użytkowania
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Translated by H.F. Cary and prefaced by Claire Honess, Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) emerges as a pivotal and pioneering figure in the European Middle Ages. His seminal work, the Comedy, later revered and renamed The Divine Comedy by its admirers, was penned during his banishment from his beloved Florence. Through this composition, Dante sought to critique the moral and political decay he observed in the world. Moreover, he strove to transcend the confines of traditional Italian vernacular literature, creating a groundbreaking and comprehensive narrative. The Comedy chronicles the odyssey of a traveler who simultaneously embodies Dante and the universal Everyman. In the Inferno, both the protagonist and readers are confronted with vivid depictions of sin's dreadful repercussions, encountering a host of characters who are noble, grotesque, enchanting, absurd, and terrifyingly human.
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Translated by H.F. Cary and prefaced by Claire Honess, Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) emerges as a pivotal and pioneering figure in the European Middle Ages. His seminal work, the Comedy, later revered and renamed The Divine Comedy by its admirers, was penned during his banishment from his beloved Florence. Through this composition, Dante sought to critique the moral and political decay he observed in the world. Moreover, he strove to transcend the confines of traditional Italian vernacular literature, creating a groundbreaking and comprehensive narrative. The Comedy chronicles the odyssey of a traveler who simultaneously embodies Dante and the universal Everyman. In the Inferno, both the protagonist and readers are confronted with vivid depictions of sin's dreadful repercussions, encountering a host of characters who are noble, grotesque, enchanting, absurd, and terrifyingly human.
