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    Inferno Analysis

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    1. The theme of the film is Love because it focused on the love of Dante to Beatrice and the sacrifices he did for her. That up until the end‚ he really did everything for Beatrice. But love was also shown not only because of Beatrice but also because of Dante challenged the notion that hell may have been created out of love. While the theme of the epic poem is Compassion and Forgiveness. The poem focused on Dante’s pity to those who are in hell and he even also suffers or sympathizes with the sinner

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    Virgil In Canto 24

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    As Virgil and Dante descend into the seventh pocket of the Eighth Circle of Hell‚ they arrive at a collapsed bridge that forces Virgil and Dante to navigate through a steep slope littered with crags and rocks. On the way up the rigorous terrain‚ Dante loses his breath‚ becomes fatigued‚ and flops to the ground. Virgil scolds Dante’s indolence‚ and urges him onward‚ stating that a long and steep climb still awaits him. Once they arrive in the Seventh Pocket‚ Dante and Virgil come across an arch which

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    Amy Tweedie Week 3 “The Inferno” “The Inferno” is an epic poem following the journey of Dante a mortal man who was guided through the many circles of Hell. Through his experiences he learns that divine retribution is pure justice of God; for all the punishment the tormented souls endure in Hell corresponds to whatever sins they have committed in life. Every circle in hell has an assigned punishment for the corresponding sinners within them. At the beginning of Dante’s journey he was horrified

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    Dante believed that pious choices and religious views could get you closer to God. By hating sinners and thinking that you are above them‚ you are able to get closer to Heaven. Readers are able to see the pious growth in Dante throughout the story as he moves from pitying spirits to despising and attacking them. In the beginning of the Inferno‚ Dante meets Paolo and Francesca. These two sinners are punished for their lustful affair‚ causing Dante such grief that he faints (5.141-142). “... And I

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    In Dante Alighieri’s epic poem‚ Inferno‚ the strong hope Dante possesses overcomes his fear‚ and helps him to achieve his goals. Dante fears the hill‚ but knows what awaits him at the top. His fear makes him embark on an alternate journey which leads to his goals‚ and his fear of Hell keeps him from losing sight of what’s most important. Through it all‚ Dante proves that one’s fear of failure gives one hope to succeed. Dante faces a large obstacle‚ which fills him with fear‚ but what waits on other

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    Ugolino is placed in the ninth circle‚ close to Satan. It can be seen throughout the Inferno that the lower down Dante and Virgil go‚ the more dehumanized the sinners are. This is because the souls that are damned to Hell participated in sins and vices that were considered unvirtuous‚ and by Aristotle’s thinking‚ being unvirtuous reduces the human to an animal-like

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    honest with his beloved Beatrice ‚ who eventually went to the other kingdom ‚ and Dante had to pass through the stages of purgatory to purify his soul from that guilt .On the other hand Beatrice had crossed to the other kingdom while Dante is unable to stop and stare at the eyes of Beatrice ‚ That represented the guiding star for the hollow men ‚ but they are guideless ‚ because they couldn’t get a hold of it .Therefore ‚ their movement is hubless ‚ guideless which results in a paralised motion

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    History Essay 2

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    Dante’s Inferno reflects Dante’s political beliefs Dante’s Inferno is not just a story of a man’s journey through Hell‚ although‚ it paints a vivid picture of what Hell might look like through Dante’s point of view. Dante wrote the Divine Comedy as almost a commentary on the religion and politics of Italy in the late thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries. In this time period in Italy‚ the country lacked a stable and secure government. There was political turmoil

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    Boniface quickly sent away the other representatives and asked Dante alone to remain in Rome. At the same time (November 1‚ 1301) Charles de Valois was entering Florence with Black Guelfs‚ who in the next six days destroyed everything and killed most of their enemies. A new government was installed of Black Guelfs‚ and Cante dei Gabbrielli di Gubbio was named "Podesta’" (mayor). Dante was condemned to exile for 2 years‚ and to pay a huge amount of money. The poet was still in Rome‚ where the Pope

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    describing the Christian paradigms of Dante loved Florence immensely and wanted to see it thrive‚ but he instead was forced to watch as the citizens‚ political leaders‚ and religious leaders out the city into a downward spiral of immorality and conflict. The allusions Dante uses in the Inferno contribute to his goal of helping the readers understand the evils he is exposing. Each different allusion represents some aspect of political‚ social‚ or religious life that Dante believed needed reform in his society

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