A collection of essays exploring the concept of governance, both internal and external, in the work of Dante, from the guidance necessary for the individual soul to achieve its ideal state, to the government of the state. Government can be seen on an apparently rising scale of importance in its application to commune, realm and Empire.
A majestic socio-political message underlies Dante's Divine Comedy: how, in a warring Europe, could mankind create a universal peace under which humanity might fully develop its talents? In Dante and Governance, leading scholars in the field discuss major preoccupations reflected in Dante's great poem, ranging from free-will and personal responsibility to Papal power, from popular sovereignty to French imperialism, from royal justice to the role of women.
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A majestic socio-political message underlies Dante's Divine Comedy: how, in a warring Europe, could mankind create a universal peace under which humanity might fully develop its talents? In Dante and Governance, leading scholars in the field discuss major preoccupations reflected in Dante's great poem, ranging from free-will and personal responsibility to Papal power, from popular sovereignty to French imperialism, from royal justice to the role of women.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.