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In a short and engaging book, Luca Fiorentini rewrites the complex debate about Dante's Commedia promoted by its very first readers. - Giuliano Milani, Internazionale Fiorentini's essay overcomes what the author himself promises in the introduction of the book, providing the readers with a survey in which the didactic aims are combined with the will of elaborating reflections addressed also to scholars in Italian Studies. - Sara Ferrilli, Linguistica e Letteratura

"""In a hundred or so pages, Fiorentini develops a close comparison with well-known texts, to which, however, he turns with a new question and the resolute will to find an answer."" - Lucio Biasiori, Alias Domenica-il manifesto ""In a short and engaging book, Luca Fiorentini rewrites the complex debate about Dante’s Commedia promoted by its very first readers."" - Giuliano Milani, Internazionale ""Fiorentini’s essay overcomes what the author himself promises in the introduction of the book, providing the readers with a survey in which the didactic aims are combined with the will of elaborating reflections addressed also to scholars in Italian Studies."" - Sara Ferrilli, Linguistica e Letteratura"

In a short and engaging book, Luca Fiorentini rewrites the complex debate about Dante's Commedia promoted by its very first readers. - Giuliano Milani, Internazionale Fiorentini's essay overcomes what the author himself promises in the introduction of the book, providing the readers with a survey in which the didactic aims are combined with the will of elaborating reflections addressed also to scholars in Italian Studies. - Sara Ferrilli, Linguistica e Letteratura

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Luca Fiorentini is Research Assistant at the University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’, Italy.

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