“Dante’s Use of the Extended Simile in the Inferno.” In Italica, XLI (1964), 294-309. Includes a brief appraisal of Professor Singleton’s contribution to Dante studies. “Il premio internazionale ‘Forte dei Marmi’ 1963 a Charles S. In the context of his thesis, the author includes an account of important Dantean parallels in Joyce’s A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and Eliot’s Ash Wednesday. Studies in Structure: The Stages of the Spiritual Life in Four Modern Authors. The original hardbound edition appeared in 1954. Includes fourteen poems drawn from the Vita Nuova, Convivio, and Rime, with Italian text and English translation by several hands on facing pages. In Lyric Poetry of the Italian Renaissance: An Anthology with Verse Translations. Collected by L R Lind. Anderson concentrates on thc background elements contributing to thc writing of the Vita Nuova. (“Penguin Classics,” L 130.)įollowing closely the original rhyme-schemes, the translator has rendered the poems “into a verse whose aim is to produce in English a music equivalent to the glorious sounds which Dante assembled in his work.” In thc introduction (pp. The New Life: La Vita Nuova. Translated with an introduction by William Anderson.

” Each copy and etching is signed by the artist. the entire edition consists of 215 copies. “Printed by ‘Il Torcoliere,’ Stamperia d’Arte, in Rome. front.)Įach canto is preceded by a plate. English translation by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

The Ante-Purgatorio: Cantos I-IX of the Purgatorio. The latter criterion is construed to include foreign reviews of Dante publications by Americans. This bibliography is intended to include the Dante translations published in this country in 1964, and all Dante studies and reviews published in 1964 that are in any sense American.

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