fifth round of the series "Dante in Europe": after the meetings devoted to relations between France and Dante Alighieri, Germany, Spain and England, Tuesday, Feb. 16 at 17 Palace in Florence to Rome (Piazza Firenze, 27) Monica Cubs will talk about the relations between Portugal and Great Poet
The series "Dante in Europe - edited by Walter Mauro, literary critic, and Lucia Caravale, Vice-Chairman of the Committee of the Dante Alighieri Society of Rome - will continue Tuesday, February 16 at 17 at the Headquarters of the "Dante" (Piazza Firenze 27, Rome) in the presence of Monica Turton (University of Bari), on "Dante and Portugal, home of Luis Vaz de Camões, Portuguese poet considered the greatest ever. After
compared the critical fortunes of Dante over the centuries, from the fourteenth century to the millennium, the Roman Committee - with the support of more Dantists living - is currently working on a more extensive and meaningful critique of Great Poet of luck along the routes through Europe , which means watching the light of a critical documentation of the leading European experts to the area of \u200b\u200bSlavic literature, the extent to which the most diverse and different cultures have accepted such a precise and timely analysis of human vice and worth.
The "Dante" has so appealed to the foremost experts in the various countries on the Florentine poet, cultural areas within present and active in France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, England, Belgium and the Netherlands, as well as Croatian Serbs in the spaces and the new Russia.
The series "Dante in Europe - edited by Walter Mauro, literary critic, and Lucia Caravale, Vice-Chairman of the Committee of the Dante Alighieri Society of Rome - will continue Tuesday, February 16 at 17 at the Headquarters of the "Dante" (Piazza Firenze 27, Rome) in the presence of Monica Turton (University of Bari), on "Dante and Portugal, home of Luis Vaz de Camões, Portuguese poet considered the greatest ever. After
compared the critical fortunes of Dante over the centuries, from the fourteenth century to the millennium, the Roman Committee - with the support of more Dantists living - is currently working on a more extensive and meaningful critique of Great Poet of luck along the routes through Europe , which means watching the light of a critical documentation of the leading European experts to the area of \u200b\u200bSlavic literature, the extent to which the most diverse and different cultures have accepted such a precise and timely analysis of human vice and worth.
The "Dante" has so appealed to the foremost experts in the various countries on the Florentine poet, cultural areas within present and active in France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, England, Belgium and the Netherlands, as well as Croatian Serbs in the spaces and the new Russia.
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