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    The Case for Wal-Mart Is Wal-mart the ideal store to shop it? Austrian economic and business professional Karen De Coster and banker Brad Edmonds believe that Wal-mart improves the lives of people in rural areas because it gives them access to a lifestyle that they would not have if Wal-mart did not exist. Karen De Coster is a freelance writer she is a graduate student in Austrian economics‚ and is also a business professional from Michigan. Although she has not finished her first book

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    can be seen throughout the poem. Some of these themes are the idea of contrapasso‚ or the notion that the punishment dealt fits the crime committed‚ the portrayal of Hell as being devoid of hope‚ and the importance of fame. The images and language Dante uses to describe his experiences in the middle ring of the seventh circle of Hell‚ which houses the suicides‚ provide the reader with the feeling of despair and hopelessness present throughout the text‚ while also serving to show the idea of contrapasso

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    through the examination of both of these poems. Although written many years ago‚ the morals and principles that they convey ring very true for people in this century as well as times yet to come. The Divine Comedy‚ written in the 14th century by Dante Alighieri‚ is a heroic epic. Throughout Dante’s literary work‚ he outlines his scientific understandings of the world‚ his political views and provides the reader with a moral compass and spiritual map of which to follow. This poem is written in

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    my evidence is all relevant‚ and whether this whole essay persuades you) Throughout his life‚ Plato strongly believed that the arts and philosophy directly opposed each other. On the other hand‚ Aristotle defended poetry as an aid to philosophy. Dante‚ a philosophical poet‚ successfully synthesizes Plato and Aristotle’s views in the Divine Comedy of the Inferno without

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    meaning. The deeper meaning can be spiritual‚ moral and or political. “An allegory (character‚ setting‚ or action) is one-dimensional: it stands for only one thing. Parables‚ fables and satires are all forms of allegory.  Famous allegories include: Dante ’s‚ Divine Comedy; Bunyan ’s‚ Pilgrim’s

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    Dante's Inferno Term Paper

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    The relevance of Dante’s hell to contemporary society in the western world could be said to be visible from the very first Canto. Here Dante is lost and unable to find his way back to the right road. "Midway this way of life we’re bound upon‚ I wake to find myself in a dark wood" (Dante‚ 1949‚ p71). This could be said to be a representation of the psychological torment of many people who become depressed or unsure of their place in life. Many people are forced to go on a journey within themselves

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    Constructions of Dante’s Inferno In his mildly satiric epic poem The Inferno (1317)‚ Dante Alighieri asserts that individuals must learn to reconcile their sympathy and emotional naiveté for the acceptance of suffering and the violence of God’s justice. He suggests that pity for sinners clouds an individual’s pursuit of stringent moral standards and could make him or her unfit for entrance into Purgatory or Heaven. Dante elicits his argument against the notion of pity through the use of a dual narrative

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    Sins In Dante's Inferno

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    In the eyes of Dante Alighieri‚ there were many types of sins‚ and some were stronger than others. He believed that each sin had to be punished according to its level of strength of the offense towards God. In his poem‚ the Inferno‚ Dante includes three major levels of sin. One of these major sins is violence. Somebody once said that‚ “Life is difficult and then you die.” In the 7th circle located in the second inner circle one of the violent sins are those violent against themselves‚ which‚ as

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    original texts will ruin the meaning and the style that the original author wanted to present‚ it is not true for Robert Pinsky’s translation of The Inferno of Dante. Pinsky’s translation is not only essential‚ but it also presents the same picture that Dante wanted to. Even more impressive is that Pinsky also takes in the style that Dante writes in while translating the text. Pinsky keeps in mind the specific interlocking rhyme scheme that is in the original text. This vital translation not only

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    In the poems The Highwayman by Alfred Noyes and Annabel Lee by Edgar Allan Poe‚ the short story‚ Echo and Narcissus by Roger Lancelyn Green‚ and the painting Dante and Beatrice by Henry Holiday‚ the central ideas and theme is mainly the power of love and its consequences. The poem The Highwayman best exemplifies the theme of love‚ for Bess and her love had sacrificed their own lives for each other. In the poem‚ The Highwayman by Alfred Noyes‚ he expresses love as powerful and long-lasting. The

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