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Dante Online From Florence, Italy (in English)

Dante on the Web

Boccaccio's Decameron from Brown University

Italian Studies & Stony Brook

Medieval Studies Minor

HUI 235

Sex, Love and Tragedy in Medieval Literature

e-mail: hui235@italianstudies.org
Office Hours: Tu: 1:00-2:00 - Th: 4:00-5:00

Graduate assistant:
TBA

Fall 2006 semester - the course is open for registration

Falll 06. Beginning this semester the course will be available through Blacboard.

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Other Internet Links:

Official web site of the Dante Society, now available in English: http://www.danteonline.it/english/home_ita.asp

Videos of Vittorio Gassman reading selections form the Divine Comedy (Need Wide Band Connection and Real Player): http://www.raiclicktv.it/raiclick/pc/website/0,4388,11-40-40-CTY20-CID256-0-0-0---1-11-ABB0,00.html

From The New York Times:

The New York Times Book Reviews (Sunday March 9, 2003) : click here

Op Ed on CS Lewis (Nov. 22, 2003)

From: US News (Jan. 31, 2000):

Cover story: is Hell Hath No Fury. It is available on line, click here.

John Leo's editorial on how trendy it is to blame someone else for his/her own crimes. This is one of the major themes in Inferno.

For another example of Dante's influence in our culture, click here

Last modified: 08/16/2006

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