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dc.identifier	ECF_book_358
dc.creator	Lombardo Luca
dc.creator	Parisi Diego
dc.creator	Pegoretti Anna
dc.title	Theologus Dantes. Theological Themes in the Works and Early Commentaries
dc.type	Review
dc.language.iso	it
dc.description.abstract	The contributions collected in these Acts offer a varied and articulate representation of the relations between Dante Alighieri’s work and late-medieval theological culture, observed in some of its fundamental aspects and with particular attention to the ancient exegesis of the Commedia. The topics covered cover a broad spectrum of issues: the presence of heresy in the poem; the presumed heterodoxy of Dante himself; the references to the Cross and the Passion, examined in the light of the theological doctrines and devotional practices of the time; the influence exerted by the so-called ‘affective mysticism’ on Dante's poetological reflection; the problem of the creation and resurrection of bodies; the connection between theology and the Empyrean sky proposed in the Convivio; the arduous theme of the prophetic vision, investigated starting from the Epistle to Cangrande. The last two contributions are dedicated to as yet little-known episodes in the reception of Dante’s poem: the Anonymous Theologian’s comments on Paradise and Dante’s presence in the 15th-century sermons of Gabriele Barletta and Paolo Attavanti.
dc.relation.ispartof	Medieval and Modern Philologies
dc.relation.ispartof	Serie occidentale
dc.identifier.doi	10.30687/978-88-6969-298-7
dc.publisher	Edizioni Ca’ Foscari - Digital Publishing
dc.issued	2018-12-17
dc.identifier.uri	http://edizionicafoscari.it/en/edizioni4/libri/978-88-6969-298-7/
dc.identifier.issn	2610-945X
dc.identifier.eissn	2610-9441
dc.identifier.isbn	978-88-6969-299-4
dc.identifier.eisbn	978-88-6969-298-7
dc.rights	Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License
dc.rights.uri	http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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item.grantfulltext	open
dc.peer-review	no
dc.subject	Affective mysticism
dc.subject	Affective mysticism
dc.subject	Affective mysticism
dc.subject	Averroism
dc.subject	Bernard Gui
dc.subject	Bernard Gui
dc.subject	Bernard Gui
dc.subject	Biblical visions
dc.subject	Biblical visions
dc.subject	Biblical visions
dc.subject	Body
dc.subject	Body
dc.subject	Body
dc.subject	Charity
dc.subject	Charity
dc.subject	Charity
dc.subject	Christus patiens
dc.subject	Christus patiens
dc.subject	Christus patiens
dc.subject	Christus triumphans
dc.subject	Christus triumphans
dc.subject	Christus triumphans
dc.subject	Commentary
dc.subject	Commentary
dc.subject	Commentary
dc.subject	Creation
dc.subject	Creation
dc.subject	Creation
dc.subject	Cross
dc.subject	Cross
dc.subject	Cross
dc.subject	Dante
dc.subject	Dante
dc.subject	Dante
dc.subject	Dante Alighieri
dc.subject	Dante Alighieri
dc.subject	Dante Alighieri
dc.subject	Dante Alighieri
dc.subject	Dante Alighieri
dc.subject	Dante Alighieri
dc.subject	Dante Alighieri
dc.subject	Dante Alighieri
dc.subject	Dante Alighieri
dc.subject	Devotion
dc.subject	Devotion
dc.subject	Devotion
dc.subject	Egerton 943
dc.subject	Egerton 943
dc.subject	Egerton 943
dc.subject	Empyrean
dc.subject	Empyrean
dc.subject	Empyrean
dc.subject	Epistle to Cangrande
dc.subject	Epistle to Cangrande
dc.subject	Epistle to Cangrande
dc.subject	Eternity
dc.subject	Eternity
dc.subject	Eternity
dc.subject	Fra Dolcino
dc.subject	Fra Dolcino
dc.subject	Fra Dolcino
dc.subject	Franciscans
dc.subject	Franciscans
dc.subject	Franciscans
dc.subject	Heresy
dc.subject	Heresy
dc.subject	Heresy
dc.subject	Heterodoxy
dc.subject	Holy Spirit
dc.subject	Holy Spirit
dc.subject	Holy Spirit
dc.subject	Incarnation
dc.subject	Incarnation
dc.subject	Incarnation
dc.subject	Incorruptibility
dc.subject	Incorruptibility
dc.subject	Incorruptibility
dc.subject	Intellect of love
dc.subject	Intellect of love
dc.subject	Intellect of love
dc.subject	Late-medieval preachers
dc.subject	Late-medieval preachers
dc.subject	Late-medieval preachers
dc.subject	Orthodoxy
dc.subject	Paradiso
dc.subject	Paradiso
dc.subject	Paradiso
dc.subject	Paradiso
dc.subject	Paradiso
dc.subject	Passion of Christ
dc.subject	Passion of Christ
dc.subject	Passion of Christ
dc.subject	Paul
dc.subject	Paul
dc.subject	Paul
dc.subject	Posse non mori \| non posse mori
dc.subject	Posse non mori \| non posse mori
dc.subject	Posse non mori \| non posse mori
dc.subject	Preaching
dc.subject	Preaching
dc.subject	Preaching
dc.subject	Purgatorio XXIV
dc.subject	Purgatorio XXIV
dc.subject	Purgatorio XXIV
dc.subject	Reception
dc.subject	Reception
dc.subject	Reception
dc.subject	Salvation
dc.subject	Salvation
dc.subject	Salvation
dc.subject	Schism
dc.subject	Schism
dc.subject	Schism
dc.subject	Sermon collections
dc.subject	Sermon collections
dc.subject	Sermon collections
dc.subject	Soteriology
dc.subject	Soteriology
dc.subject	Soteriology
dc.subject	St
dc.subject	St
dc.subject	St
dc.subject	Suffering
dc.subject	Suffering
dc.subject	Suffering
dc.subject	Theology
dc.subject	Theology
dc.subject	Theology
dc.subject	Thomism
dc.subject	Troubadours
dc.subject	Troubadours
dc.subject	Troubadours
dc.subject	William of Saint-Thierry
dc.subject	William of Saint-Thierry
dc.subject	William of Saint-Thierry

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Theologus Dantes

Theological Themes in the Works and Early Commentaries

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Luca Lombardo Università degli Studi di Bergamo, Italia

Diego Parisi Istituto storico italiano per il Medioevo, Roma, Italia

Anna Pegoretti Università degli Studi Roma Tre, Italia

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abstract

The contributions collected in these Acts offer a varied and articulate representation of the relations between Dante Alighieri’s work and late-medieval theological culture, observed in some of its fundamental aspects and with particular attention to the ancient exegesis of the Commedia. The topics covered cover a broad spectrum of issues: the presence of heresy in the poem; the presumed heterodoxy of Dante himself; the references to the Cross and the Passion, examined in the light of the theological doctrines and devotional practices of the time; the influence exerted by the so-called ‘affective mysticism’ on Dante's poetological reflection; the problem of the creation and resurrection of bodies; the connection between theology and the Empyrean sky proposed in the Convivio; the arduous theme of the prophetic vision, investigated starting from the Epistle to Cangrande. The last two contributions are dedicated to as yet little-known episodes in the reception of Dante’s poem: the Anonymous Theologian’s comments on Paradise and Dante’s presence in the 15th-century sermons of Gabriele Barletta and Paolo Attavanti.

Published

Dec. 17, 2018

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ISBN (PRINT)

978-88-6969-299-4

ISBN (EBOOK)

978-88-6969-298-7

Number of pages

262

Dimensions

16x23 cm

Keywords

Body • Christus patiens • Paul • Posse non mori | non posse mori • Empyrean • Biblical visions • Soteriology • Dante • Late-medieval preachers • Commentary • Passion of Christ • Reception • Suffering • Paradiso • Holy Spirit • Incorruptibility • Epistle to Cangrande • Incarnation • Creation • Averroism • Intellect of love • Purgatorio XXIV • Fra Dolcino • Sermon collections • William of Saint-Thierry • Devotion • Orthodoxy • Dante Alighieri • Cross • Heresy • Charity • Theology • Christus triumphans • Thomism • Bernard Gui • Affective mysticism • Eternity • St • Preaching • Franciscans • Egerton 943 • Heterodoxy • Schism • Troubadours • Salvation

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