Dante. The Poetics of Conversion

Menocal, María Rosa; Freccero, John; Jacoff, Rachel

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“…Таким чином, Одіссей проходить шлях поновлення відчуття власної тотожності як «неперервної та динамічної, соціальної за своєю природою здатності адекватно окреслити себе щодо Інших та через Інших, як відповідь на запитання "Хто Я? "» 22 .…”

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The Question of Identity in Antique Literature: ‘Who Am I’ and ‘Who Are We’ in the Works of Homer, Sophocles and Virgil

Halchuk

2024

Modern Philology: Theory, History, Methodology. Part 1

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The Question of Identity in Antique Literature: ‘Who Am I’ and ‘Who Are We’ in the Works of Homer, Sophocles and Virgil

Halchuk

2024

Modern Philology: Theory, History, Methodology. Part 1

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“…Фрексеро стверджує, що Данте використовує різні літературні прийоми та техніки оповіді, щоб передати процес духовного оновлення в Чистилищі. Він припускає, що структура Чистилища з його поступовим підйомом на гору символізує поступову трансформацію та навернення душ, коли вони позбавляються своєї гріховної природи та прагнуть до духовної досконалості [Freccero 1986].…”

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The Presence of Eternity in Time According to the Theology of Origen of Alexandria and Dante Alighieri

Nesprava

2023

Epistem. Stud. in Phil., Soc. and Pol. Sci.

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wledge, including philosophy, theology and literature. The concept of time has deep roots in human history and is related to many complex questions, such as the nature of time, its relation to eternity and human existence. In this context, comparing the concepts of time of different authors can help to understand the diversity of views on this phenomenon and its significance in culture and history.This article examines the concepts of time and eternity in the works of two outstanding authors - Origen and Dante. Both of these authors have a significant impact on the culture and spiritual heritage of the world, and their views on time and eternity attract the attention of researchers from various fields. The purpose of the article is an attempt to compare and analyze the concepts of time and eternity in the works of Origen and Dante in order to better understand their views and their influence on culture and spiritual tradition.Through the analysis and comparison of the two authors’ theological-philosophical concept of eternity, we also identify the way of participation in eternity through which man opens the way to his eternal permanence.The study of time and eternity is of constant relevance because it addresses fundamental questions about the nature of existence, the meaning of life, and the ultimate destiny of humanity. By studying the thoughts of Origen, an early Christian theologian, and Dante Alighieri, a medieval poet, we gain a deeper understanding of the evolution of these concepts and their significance in different intellectual and cultural contexts. This comparative analysis sheds light on timeless and universal aspects of time and eternity that transcend historical and cultural boundaries.

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The Book of Memory

Carruthers

2008

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Mary Carruthers's classic study of the training and uses of memory for a variety of purposes in European cultures during the Middle Ages has fundamentally changed the way scholars understand medieval culture. This fully revised and updated second edition considers afresh all the material and conclusions of the first. While responding to new directions in research inspired by the original, this new edition devotes much more attention to the role of trained memory in composition, whether of literature, music, architecture, or manuscript books. The new edition will reignite the debate on memory in medieval studies and, like the first, will be essential reading for scholars of history, music, the arts and literature, as well as those interested in issues of orality and literacy (anthropology), in the working and design of memory (both neuropsychology and artificial memory), and in the disciplines of meditation (religion).

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Dante. The Poetics of Conversion

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The Question of Identity in Antique Literature: ‘Who Am I’ and ‘Who Are We’ in the Works of Homer, Sophocles and Virgil

The Question of Identity in Antique Literature: ‘Who Am I’ and ‘Who Are We’ in the Works of Homer, Sophocles and Virgil

The Presence of Eternity in Time According to the Theology of Origen of Alexandria and Dante Alighieri

The Book of Memory

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