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    punishments that the souls incur are representative of the sins they committed in their corporeal state of being. Sins that affect others are considered worse then those that only affect ones self by Dante. The Wrathful in Canto 8 are lower down then the Hoarders and Wasters in Canto 7 because according to Dante‚ The Wrathful commit violent acts‚ or sins against others‚ while the Hoarders and wasters only against themselves. This is how one sin is determined to be worse than another in Dante’s ethical system

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    estimation of cash flows (“Capital Budgeting Techniques”‚ n.d.). When using evaluation techniques it is best to use more than one perspective so as not to produce biased results (Edmonds‚ Chapter 24‚ 2007). The time value of money assumes that the present value of a dollar in the future is less than a dollar today (Edmonds‚ Chapter 24‚ 2007). To make sure that cash outflows and cash inflows are comparable the present value of the future cash flows are restated to “today’s dollars” (“Capital Budgeting

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    Ancient World and Christian World Inferno is Dante’s first poem in his The Divine Comedy. The poem starts with Dante traveling in dark where he loses his way. He is trying to get to his beloved Beatrice who is waiting for him. She sends ghost of Virgil to bring Dante to her. In order to get to Heaven‚ Dante will have to go through heaven‚ something that almost everyone did in Christian world. At the beginning‚ they enter the gate of hell. The First Circle of the Hell is for those people who never

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    What is love? Love is the pinnacle of all emotions‚ it is the epicenter for life‚ what is the point of living if there is no love‚ ironically love is the cause of many a down fall. William Shakespeare has single handedly captured and embraced this necessary feeling and has allowed us to view in on it through the characters in his two masterpieces‚ Othello and King Lear. Three different kinds of loves explored in both Othello and King Lear‚ sharing both similarities and differences are a love for

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    In 1265 one of the most influential men in history was born: Dante Alighieri. Dante was born to a family much entangled in the politics of Florence. As Dante grew older‚ he began to take after his father‚ and he too got involved in politics. Florence divided into two groups: the black and white guelphs. The two groups fought for years before the black guelphs finally won‚ and exiled the white guelphs - including Dante Alighieri. After he was exiled‚ he began to work on his first of three books

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    Dante Gabriel Rossetti was born on May 12th‚ 1828 in London‚ England. In his lifetime he became an English poet‚ illustrator‚ painter‚ and translator. Rossetti got his education at home in his childhood and he read the Bible. He attended King’s College School because he wanted to be a poet‚ He also attended Henry Sass’s Drawing Academy from 1841 to 1845 to become a painter. Later‚ He enrolled at the Antique School of the Royal Academy and left in 1848. In 1849‚ Dante Rossetti painted The Girlhood

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    Virgil is a key component of Dante’s Inferno‚ the classic novel written by Dante Alighieri. Some would say he is the most important part of the Inferno but does he really have as much power as we think and how does he affect the novel itself? Throughout the Inferno we see him use the fact that he is on a heavenly mission to delivery Dante to Beatrice. Taking a closer look at the cantos 7-9 of the Divine Comedy‚ we see the first-time Virgil struggles to continue Dante’s journey. At the gate of Dis

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    Divine Justice In the beginning of Canto III‚ Dante and Virgil are about to enter Hell itself. Dante is hesitant about the odyssey ahead because of the cryptic message inscribed on the Gates of Hell. As Dante voyages across the circles of Hell‚ the different circles show Dante that justice was the main concern for each Circle. Consequently‚ justice is seen as a prevalent theme throughout the Cantos in the Inferno. As Dante proceeds to enter the vestibule that leads to Hell‚ he recognizes

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    of interest in our World’s most prominent literature is Dante. Famous for his beautifully crafted Divine Comedy‚ Dante has provided the basis for Italian literature even until this day. Throughout his Journey through the circles of Hell‚ Dante imagines many prominent figures in history who have been banished to Hell by God. None are more controversial than those of the Islamic faith because of his depictions of Muhammad. Throughout

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    Graham "The age of the Essay" that said‚ "In a real essay you don ’t take a position and defend it. You notice a door that ’s ajar‚ and you open it and walk in to see what ’s inside." (4) With that I would like to attempt to take Oedipus‚ Hamlet‚ and Dante and present my final paper (essay) on consequences. What are the consequences of one ’s actions‚ thoughts‚ and deeds? What do these three men teach us today about choices we make‚ and why we make those choices when faced with truths and situations

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