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1. Understanding the Comedy · DANTE & HIS AFTERLIVES: "To see the stars again..." · Duke University Lib

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   Understanding the Comedy You’ve probably heard of The Divine Comedy , but have you ever considered why this (...)

2. Mapping the Comedy · DANTE & HIS AFTERLIVES: "To see the stars again..." · Duke University Library E

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   Simon Njami, The Divine Comedy , (2014). This catalog from an exhibition at the Smithsonian Museum of African Art collects (...)

3. Adapting the Comedy · DANTE & HIS AFTERLIVES: "To see the stars again..." · Duke University Library

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   Adapting the Comedy Spanning languages and geographical bounds, the four twentieth-century works of literature on display here all (...)

4. Understanding Paradise · DANTE & HIS AFTERLIVES: "To see the stars again..." · Duke University Libra

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   Dante Alighieri, The Divine Comedy , facsimile from Vatican Urb Lat 365 (1480).

5. Understanding Purgatory · DANTE & HIS AFTERLIVES: "To see the stars again..." · Duke University Libr

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   Lombardo affirms that all humans, regardless of divine influence, have free will and are responsible for their actions – a theme that (...)

6. Teaching & Researching Dante · DANTE & HIS AFTERLIVES: "To see the stars again..." · Duke University

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   Also shown is the latest book by Professor Martin Eisner, who regularly teaches about Dante, including an entire course dedicated to the (...)

7. Understanding the Inferno · DANTE & HIS AFTERLIVES: "To see the stars again..." · Duke University Li

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   Dante Alighieri and Salvador Dalì, La divina Commedia / The Divine Comedy (1963-4). Bertran de Born, pictured here, embodies (...)

8. Putting the ‘Global’ Back Into Global Pandemic, Part 6 - Duke University Libraries Blogs

   https://blogs.library.duke.edu/blog/2020/06/26/putting-the-global-back-into-global-pandemic-part-6/

   The illegitimate son of a prominent and prosperous citizen of the city of Florence, Boccaccio aspired to follow in the footsteps of his older (...)