The figure of Beatrice: a study in Dante

The figure of Beatrice: a study in Dante

Charles Williams • Faber & Faber

ISBN not provided · 1943

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In this analytical study, Charles Williams examines the theological and poetic significance of Beatrice Portinari within the works of Dante Alighieri. Williams explores the evolution of Beatrice as a symbol of divine grace and human love, situating her role within the broader framework of Dante's spiritual journey and the structural integrity of the Commedia. This 1943 edition reflects the author's distinct approach to literary criticism and his preoccupation with the intersection of romantic love and mystical experience.

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