The Figure of Dante: An Essay on The Vita Nuova - Princeton Essays in Literature by Jerome Mazzaro Details
Jerome Mazarro examines Dante Vita Nova as technical proof of Dante's findings as a picture of himself. Specifically, the structure of work explores the medieval views of memory, self, music,…
Jerome Mazarro examines Dante Vita Nova as technical proof of Dante's findings as a picture of himself. Specifically, the structure of work explores the medieval views of memory, self, music, form, interpretation, and the realities of Dante's life and culture as we know it.
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