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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"convivio"”.

  1. The humanism of Dante

    … into the nature of the early Humanism of the "Convivio", which we have studied at some length because of its importance in the evolution of the poet's thought. The "Convivio" is philosophical in intention, rational in method, Aristotelian in sympathy. It is, however, coloured by Christian …

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  2. Poetry and Philosophy in Boethius and Dante

    … Boethian elements of Dante’s Vita Nuova and the Convivio before engaging with the Commedia in order to take issue with the prevailing scholarly opinion that the Commedia can be understood as a rejecton of Dante’s Boethian stage as symbolized by the Convivio. Through a thorough examination of the …

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  3. Dante's Manhoods: Authorial Masculinities before the Commedia

    … definition of Latin as the nobler language in Convivio, as well as his reversal of that language hierarchy in De vulgari eloquentia.

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  4. Autoconstruccíon as a modality for life and pedagogy: Learning to self-construct through family narratives

    … or autoconstrucción. Through years of convivios and pláticas, I have collected stories that connect our family’s vulnerabilities to a larger narrative that paints life as messy and de-skilled. By thinking through Abraham Cruzvillegas’s (2013) concept of autoconstrucción as a modality …

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  5. True flesh: pilgrimage, measure, and perfecting the human in Dante’s 'Commedia'

    … and scholastic theology, predominantly in the Convivio and the Monarchia. The use of measure in both these texts displays Dante’s grasp of its Christological richness, where proper ethical action “measured” by the standard of Christ can induce the ontological change that was the goal of …

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