Dante Alighieri , Alighieri Dante:
The Divine Comedy: The Inferno, the Purgatorio, the Paradiso
Translator: JohnCiardi
New American Library, 2003
Quality paperback, 928 pages
Size: 231x153 mm
ISBN: 9780451208637
ISBN-10: 0451208633
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Dante Alighieri
Dante Alighieri Is The Famed Author Of "The Divine Comedy," Largely Considered The Greatest Literary Work In The Italian Vernacular. Steve Ellis Also Translated Dante's "Hell," And Is The Author Of "Chaucer" And "Virginia Woolf And The Victorians,"
Dante Alighieri
Michael Palma Is The Recipient Of The Italo Calvino Award For His Translation Of "My Name On The Wind: Selected Poems Of Diego Valeri" And Of The Raiziss/De Palchi Translation Award From The American Academy Of American Poets For His Translation Of "The Man I Pretend To Be: "The Colloquies" And Selected Poems Of Guido Gozzano". A Poet In His Own Right, Palma Has Published Three Collections Of Verse, And His Poetry Has Been Anthologized In, Among Other Publications, Penguin's "Unsettling America: An Anthology Of Contemporary Multicultural Poetry". Giuseppe Mazzotta Is Sterling Professor Of The
John Ciardi
Dante Alighieri Was Considered Italy's Greatest Poet. He Is The Author Of The Three Canticles, "The Inferno," "The Purgatorio," And "The Paradiso," Along With "La Vita Nuova," He Died In 1321. John Ciardi Was A Distinguished Poet And Professor, Having Taught At Harvard And Rutgers Universities, And Is A Poetry Editor Of "The Saturday Review," He Was A Winner Of The Harriet Monroe Memorial Award And The Prix De Rome.
