The Literary Imagination: Studies in Dante, Chaucer, and ShakespeareUniversity of Delaware Press, 1982 - 266 páginas The essays collected in this book include two each on Dante and Chaucer that appear for the first time in print and three on Shakespeare that are based on Dr. Traversi's Approach to Shakespeare. Dante's Purgatorio, Chaucer's the Franklin's Tale, and Shakespeare's the Tempest are among the texts analyzed here. |
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hoell Contents Authors Note | 7 |
The Theme of Poetry in Dantes Purgatorio | 11 |
Why Is Ulysses in Hell? | 47 |
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