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Study of the Theology and the Imagery of Dante’s Divina Commedia Sensory Perception, Reason and Free Will

SKU: PMRT.GEN.6507.01388

$198.85

Publisher: The Edwin Mellen Press
Number of Pages: 172
ISBN-13: 9780773496507
Publication Date: 1991
Condition: New

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Dante interprets for the modern world the Aristotelian via media between Platonism and pre-Socratic sensism that teaches the interdependency of the body and soul in the recognition and interpretation of physical, intellectual, and moral truth. Philosophical and religious dogma, secular and sacred verities must be perceived through the physical senses before they can be comprehended by the rational mind. This is an analysis of Dante’s presentation of the poet’s experiences during the extraordinary journey that is narrated in the Divina Commedia. Other Art-Religious Books 2010 – Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow (1693,1695, 1709): A Sung Prayer of the Christian Tradition 1995 – Rite of Redemption an Interpretation of the Films of Ingmar Bergman a Revised Collated Edition 2003 – Musical Improvisation, Heidegger and the Liturgy – A Journey to the Heart of Hope

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