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Purgatorio：the Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri (Bantam Classic)

作者: Dante Alighieri （阿利盖利·但丁）著

出版社: Random House

出版时间: 1983-12

版次: 1

ISBN: 9780553213447

定价: 29.70

装帧: 平装

开本: 48开

纸张: 胶版纸

页数: 448页

正文语种: 英语

分类: 外文古旧书>英文书>小说

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ThissplendidversetranslationbyAllenMandelbaumprovidesanentirelyfreshexperienceofDante'sgreatpoemofpenanceandhope.AsDanteascendstheMountofPurgatorytowardtheEarthlyParadiseandhisbelovedBeatrice,through"thatsecondkingdominwhichthehumansouliscleansedofsin,"allthepassionandsuffering,poetryandphilosophyarerenderedwiththeimmediacyofapoetofourownage.Withextensivenotesandcommentarypreparedespeciallyforthisedition. DanteAlighieriwasborninFlorence,Italyin1265.HisearlypoetryfallsintothetraditionoflovepoetrythatpassedfromtheProvencaltosuchItalianpoetsasGuidoCavalcanti,Dante'sfriendandmentor.Dante'sfirstmajorworkistheVitaNuova,1293-1294.Thissequenceoflyrics,sonnets,andprosenarrativedescribeshislove,firstearthly,thenspiritual,forBeatrice,whomhehadfirstseenasachildofnine,andwhohaddiedwhenDantewas25.Dantemarriedabout1285,servedFlorenceinbattle,androsetoapositionofleadershipinthebitterfactionalpoliticsofthecity-state.Asoneofthecity'smagistrates,hefounditnecessarytobanishleadersoftheso-called"Black"faction,andhisfriendCavalcanti,wholikeDantewasaprominent"White."ButaftertheBlacksseizedcontrolofFlorencein1301,Dantehimselfwastriedinabsentiaandwasbanishedfromthecityonpainofdeath.HeneverreturnedtoFlorence.WeknowlittleaboutDante'slifeinexile.LegendhasitthathestudiedatParis,butifso,hereturnedtoItaly,forhislastyearswerespentinVeronaandRavenna.InexilehewrotehisConvivio,kindofpoeticcompendiumofmedievalphilosophy,aswellasapoliticaltreatise,Monarchia.HebeganhisComedy(latertobecalledtheDivineComedy)around1307-1308.OnadiplomaticmissiontoVenicein1321,Dantefellill,andreturnedtoRavenna,wherehedied.

AllenMendelbaum'sfiveversevolumesare:Chelmaxions;TheSavantasseofMontparnasse;Journeyman;LeavesofAbsence;andALiedofLetterpress.HisvolumesofversetranslationincludeTheAeneidofVirgil,aUniversityofCaliforniaPressvolume(nowavailablefromBantam)forwhichhewonaNationalBookAward;theInferno,Purgatorio,andParadisovolumesoftheCaliforniaDante(nowavailablefromBantam);TheOdysseyofHomer(nowavailablefromBantam);TheMetamorphosesofOvid,afinalistforthePulitzerPrizeinpoetry;OvidinSicily;SelectedPoemsofGiuseppeUngaretti;SelectedWritingsofSalvatoreQuasimodo;andDavidMariaTuroldo.Mandelbaumisco-editorwithRobertRichardsonJr.ofThreeCenturiesofAmericanPoetry(BantamBooks)and,withYehudaAmichai,oftheeightvolumesoftheJPSJewishPoetrySeries.AfterreceivinghisPh.D.fromColumbia,hewasintheSocietyofFellowsatHarvard.WhilechairmanofthePh.D.programinEnglishattheGraduateCenterofCUNY,hewasavisitingprofessoratWashingtonUniversityinSt.Louis,andattheuniversitiesofHouston,Denver,Colorado,andPurdue.HishonorarydegreesarefromNotreDameUniversity,PurdueUniversity,theUniversityofAssino,andtheUniversityofTorino.HereceivedtheGoldMedalofHonorfromthecityofFlorencein2000,celebratingthe735thanniversaryofDante'sbirth,theonlytranslatortobesohonored;andin2003hereceivedthePresidentofItaly'sawardfortranslation.HeisnowProfessoroftheHistoryofLiteraryCriticismattheUniversityofTurinandtheW.R.KenanProfessorofHumanitiesatWakeForestUniversity. Introduction

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ThissplendidversetranslationbyAllenMandelbaumprovidesanentirelyfreshexperienceofDante'sgreatpoemofpenanceandhope.AsDanteascendstheMountofPurgatorytowardtheEarthlyParadiseandhisbelovedBeatrice,through"thatsecondkingdominwhichthehumansouliscleansedofsin,"allthepassionandsuffering,poetryandphilosophyarerenderedwiththeimmediacyofapoetofourownage.Withextensivenotesandcommentarypreparedespeciallyforthisedition.
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DanteAlighieriwasborninFlorence,Italyin1265.HisearlypoetryfallsintothetraditionoflovepoetrythatpassedfromtheProvencaltosuchItalianpoetsasGuidoCavalcanti,Dante'sfriendandmentor.Dante'sfirstmajorworkistheVitaNuova,1293-1294.Thissequenceoflyrics,sonnets,andprosenarrativedescribeshislove,firstearthly,thenspiritual,forBeatrice,whomhehadfirstseenasachildofnine,andwhohaddiedwhenDantewas25.Dantemarriedabout1285,servedFlorenceinbattle,androsetoapositionofleadershipinthebitterfactionalpoliticsofthecity-state.Asoneofthecity'smagistrates,hefounditnecessarytobanishleadersoftheso-called"Black"faction,andhisfriendCavalcanti,wholikeDantewasaprominent"White."ButaftertheBlacksseizedcontrolofFlorencein1301,Dantehimselfwastriedinabsentiaandwasbanishedfromthecityonpainofdeath.HeneverreturnedtoFlorence.WeknowlittleaboutDante'slifeinexile.LegendhasitthathestudiedatParis,butifso,hereturnedtoItaly,forhislastyearswerespentinVeronaandRavenna.InexilehewrotehisConvivio,kindofpoeticcompendiumofmedievalphilosophy,aswellasapoliticaltreatise,Monarchia.HebeganhisComedy(latertobecalledtheDivineComedy)around1307-1308.OnadiplomaticmissiontoVenicein1321,Dantefellill,andreturnedtoRavenna,wherehedied.

AllenMendelbaum'sfiveversevolumesare:Chelmaxions;TheSavantasseofMontparnasse;Journeyman;LeavesofAbsence;andALiedofLetterpress.HisvolumesofversetranslationincludeTheAeneidofVirgil,aUniversityofCaliforniaPressvolume(nowavailablefromBantam)forwhichhewonaNationalBookAward;theInferno,Purgatorio,andParadisovolumesoftheCaliforniaDante(nowavailablefromBantam);TheOdysseyofHomer(nowavailablefromBantam);TheMetamorphosesofOvid,afinalistforthePulitzerPrizeinpoetry;OvidinSicily;SelectedPoemsofGiuseppeUngaretti;SelectedWritingsofSalvatoreQuasimodo;andDavidMariaTuroldo.Mandelbaumisco-editorwithRobertRichardsonJr.ofThreeCenturiesofAmericanPoetry(BantamBooks)and,withYehudaAmichai,oftheeightvolumesoftheJPSJewishPoetrySeries.AfterreceivinghisPh.D.fromColumbia,hewasintheSocietyofFellowsatHarvard.WhilechairmanofthePh.D.programinEnglishattheGraduateCenterofCUNY,hewasavisitingprofessoratWashingtonUniversityinSt.Louis,andattheuniversitiesofHouston,Denver,Colorado,andPurdue.HishonorarydegreesarefromNotreDameUniversity,PurdueUniversity,theUniversityofAssino,andtheUniversityofTorino.HereceivedtheGoldMedalofHonorfromthecityofFlorencein2000,celebratingthe735thanniversaryofDante'sbirth,theonlytranslatortobesohonored;andin2003hereceivedthePresidentofItaly'sawardfortranslation.HeisnowProfessoroftheHistoryofLiteraryCriticismattheUniversityofTurinandtheW.R.KenanProfessorofHumanitiesatWakeForestUniversity.
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