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Inferno (The Divine Comedy Book 1)
Sinopsis :
Journey with Dante into the bowels of the earth and the
profoundest depths of the human soul. The Inferno, the first
part of Dante's Divine Comedy, has captivated readers for over
seven centuries. This modern translation in terza rima
captures the true essence of the Italian poem.This edition also
includes:Notes: A single page of commentary for each canto,
providing enough context for the modern reader to follow
Dante's historical references and literary allusions, without
getting bogged down by excessive notes. An extended
commentary can be found online, at no additional cost, on the
book's companion website (Dante's Afterlife).Bibliography and
Further Reading: A detailed list of relevant primary and
secondary sources (including online and multimedia
resources), with short descriptions of each.Glossary: Concise
descriptions and phonetic pronunciation guides for every
person and place in the book. For each time a person or place
is mentioned in the text, a canto and line number is provided in
the glossary. It's easy to look up someone you're unfamiliar
with, and it's equally easy to see where Dante refers to them in
the text (even if they're unnamed).Illustrations, Maps, and
Diagrams: Over a dozen original images and diagrams created
by the translator, including a map of medieval Florence, a map
of Tuscany and northern Italy, maps of Dante's Hell, a zodiac
showing the positions of the planets at the start of Dante's
journey, a timeline and schematic of the journey, and
more.Dante's Afterlife: For readers and students of Dante who
want to explore beyond the confines of the book, J. Simon
Harris has created a companion website called Dante's
Afterlife (a QR code and url are found at the back of the book).
Here, the translator will publish extended commentary on the
poem, historical background (a history of the Guelphs and
Ghibellines, and the life of Dante), unique images, brief
essays, translations of Dante's lyric poems and those of his
contemporaries, and more. The website will be added to
continually, and it will always remain free of charge.
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