My thesis attends to the relationship between Dante’s reflection on salvation and the rhetorical development of the term sospeso throughout the Commedia. In their coming together, I offer that we discern a more profound realization of what it might mean for humanity to participate fully in the mystery of salvation.
A Rhetoric of Suspension: Rethinking Salvation in the Commedia
Master's ThesisAbstract
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| Author | Thomas Graff |
| Contributor | Vittorio Montemaggi, Research Director |
| Degree Level | Master's Thesis |
| Degree Discipline | Romance Languages and Literatures |
| Degree Name | Master of Arts |
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| Submission Date | 2016-04-15 |
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