Series | Medieval and Modern Philologies
Volume 18 | Review | Theologus Dantes
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.
Keywords Thomism • Christus patiens • Egerton 943 • Troubadours • Biblical visions • Passion of Christ • Schism • Averroism • Creation • Dante • Purgatorio XXIV • Devotion • Empyrean • Orthodoxy • Fra Dolcino • Intellect of love • Theology • Dante Alighieri • Epistle to Cangrande • St • William of Saint-Thierry • Incarnation • Sermon collections • Soteriology • Heterodoxy • Christus triumphans • Body • Incorruptibility • Reception • Charity • Paul • Bernard Gui • Heresy • Salvation • Paradiso • Affective mysticism • Eternity • Late-medieval preachers • Preaching • Cross • Franciscans • Suffering • Posse non mori | non posse mori • Holy Spirit • Commentary
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Lombardo Luca |
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Parisi Diego |
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Pegoretti Anna |
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Theologus Dantes. Theological Themes in the Works and Early Commentaries |
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Review |
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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. |
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Medieval and Modern Philologies |
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Serie occidentale |
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10.30687/978-88-6969-298-7 |
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Edizioni Ca’ Foscari - Digital Publishing |
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2018-12-17 |
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http://edizionicafoscari.it/en/edizioni4/libri/978-88-6969-298-7/ |
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2610-945X |
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2610-9441 |
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978-88-6969-299-4 |
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978-88-6969-298-7 |
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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License |
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http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
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Affective mysticism |
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Affective mysticism |
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Affective mysticism |
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Averroism |
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Bernard Gui |
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Bernard Gui |
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Bernard Gui |
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Biblical visions |
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Biblical visions |
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Biblical visions |
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Body |
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Body |
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Body |
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Charity |
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Charity |
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Charity |
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Christus patiens |
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Christus patiens |
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Christus patiens |
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Christus triumphans |
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Christus triumphans |
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Christus triumphans |
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Commentary |
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Commentary |
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Commentary |
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Creation |
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Creation |
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Creation |
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Cross |
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Cross |
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Cross |
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Dante |
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Dante |
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Dante |
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Dante Alighieri |
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Dante Alighieri |
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Dante Alighieri |
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Dante Alighieri |
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Dante Alighieri |
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Dante Alighieri |
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Dante Alighieri |
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Dante Alighieri |
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Dante Alighieri |
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Devotion |
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Devotion |
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Devotion |
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Egerton 943 |
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Egerton 943 |
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Egerton 943 |
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Empyrean |
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Empyrean |
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Empyrean |
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Epistle to Cangrande |
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Epistle to Cangrande |
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Epistle to Cangrande |
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Eternity |
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Eternity |
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Eternity |
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Fra Dolcino |
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Fra Dolcino |
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Fra Dolcino |
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Franciscans |
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Franciscans |
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Franciscans |
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Heresy |
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Heresy |
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Heresy |
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Heterodoxy |
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Holy Spirit |
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Holy Spirit |
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Holy Spirit |
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Incarnation |
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Incarnation |
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Incarnation |
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Incorruptibility |
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Incorruptibility |
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Incorruptibility |
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Intellect of love |
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Intellect of love |
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Intellect of love |
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Late-medieval preachers |
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Late-medieval preachers |
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Late-medieval preachers |
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Orthodoxy |
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Paradiso |
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Paradiso |
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Paradiso |
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Paradiso |
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Paradiso |
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Passion of Christ |
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Passion of Christ |
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Passion of Christ |
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Paul |
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Paul |
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Paul |
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Posse non mori | non posse mori |
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Posse non mori | non posse mori |
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Posse non mori | non posse mori |
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Preaching |
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Preaching |
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Preaching |
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Purgatorio XXIV |
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Purgatorio XXIV |
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Purgatorio XXIV |
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Reception |
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Reception |
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Reception |
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Salvation |
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Salvation |
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Salvation |
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Schism |
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Schism |
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Schism |
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Sermon collections |
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Sermon collections |
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Sermon collections |
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Soteriology |
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Soteriology |
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Soteriology |
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St |
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St |
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St |
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Suffering |
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Suffering |
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Suffering |
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Theology |
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Theology |
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Theology |
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Thomism |
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Troubadours |
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Troubadours |
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Troubadours |
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William of Saint-Thierry |
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William of Saint-Thierry |
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William of Saint-Thierry |
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