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    Contrapasso Contrapasso means suffer the opposite. It refers to the punishment of souls in Dante’s Inferno by a process either resembling or contrasting with the sin itself. There are many examples of contrapasso in Dante’s Inferno‚ as he travels ever deeper into the depths of hell. In the Inferno‚ we are given a tour through Hell by Dante‚ who is a middle-aged man. The Inferno is a story of a journey given by two different Dantes: Dante the pilgrim and Dante the author. He has a natural

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    Leonardo Da Vinci is by far the best artist between Michelangelo‚ Buonarroti‚ Raphael‚ and Donatello. Leonardo is best known for his incredible art and scientific discoveries‚ he paints in ways that express himself and also dramatic ways which adds the realism to his paintings and is a great master at art . Leonardo is the best one out of the three others to meet because he has more intriguing art pieces including Mona lisa‚ and other art pieces that he has done .Leonardo’s art was based off of

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    and Leonardo da Vinci had the dream of bringing art to its original form but with different perspectives on how to portray their art‚ Michelangelo and Leonardo demonstrated their creations differently? Michelangelo was borne on March 6‚ 1475 in Caprice Italy‚ his full mane was Michelangelo di Lodonico Buonarroti Simoni; his father was serving briefly as a magistrate in the small town where he had recorded the birth of his second son of five which he had with his wife‚ Francesca Neri. They returned

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    change from the dark ages. It was an optimistic time where human productivity was at its finest. Leonardo da Vinci and Andrea del Verrocchio are famous artists who were influenced by the Renaissance. They began painting the Annunciation in 1472 and finished it three years later in 1475. It should be noted that the painting is meant to be viewed from the the right and a little below. Leonardo da Vinci’s Annunciation represented the effects of the Renaissance. The artwork showed the changes of mediums

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    the publication of The Tempest and Dante’s Inferno‚ which means that‚ while a short time span in relation to comparing the current day to the times‚ a few hundred years as well as cultural difference will show similar roles amongst characters. The circles of hell‚ established by Dante‚ most easily define these similar roles by which each character from The Tempest fit into. Showing this will connect the principles held by each work. In Dante’s Inferno‚ there is a very literal division of characters

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    Dante’s inferno and Flannery O’Connor’s A good man is hard to find have the same kind of virtues‚ but manage to represent them in separate ways. The moral codes that each of the authors abide by represent their state of mind and fully fulfill the characters actions. Dante and O’Connor both have a way to go against the catholic institution in a certain way. In comparison‚ both literary works are focused on heaven being the goal and hell being opposite. In A good man is hard to find‚ the grandmother

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    Leonardo Da Vinci is if not the most popular artist in the world‚ one of the most popular artists in the world. He was one of the greatest masters of the High Renaissance he was most known as a painter‚ sculptor‚ architect‚ engineer‚ and scientist. He helped people with scientific research and artistic revival‚ his scientific studies in the fields of anatomy‚ optics‚ and hydraulic helped us exceed in many of the developments of modern science. Even at a young age Leonardo was showing his profound

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    journey of our life‚ I woke in wonder in a sunless wood‚ for I had wandered from the narrow way. Dante Inferno Canto I Such was my sickness and my torture‚ as I accused myself even more bitterly than usual. I was twisting and turning in my chain until it

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    Das Erdbeben in Chili [N#3]‚ 1999 The artwork‚ which is horizontal in its organization‚ is a perfect exemplification of Stella’s description of his works in his later decades as ‘maximalist’. When you first step in front of the forty-foot work of art‚ you get a sense of overwhelming immediacy. I had to step back to be able and see the whole piece because it is rather monumental in size. When I stare at Stella’s work of art‚ I can definitely feel the catastrophe of an Earthquake with all of what is

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    Ashley Boyle Essay 2 Justice‚ Power‚ Love‚ Intellect: These are the driving forces behind the creation of eternal torment for crimes committed on Earth‚ according to Dante’s God in The Inferno. At the beginning of Canto III‚ Ciardi’s summary of the law in Dante’s Hell is described as “the law of symbolic retribution. As they sinned so are they punished” (pg 17). In other words‚ let the punishment fit the crime. However‚ what does this say about Dante’s view of God? Is He a vengeful God‚ giving

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