Dante's «Commedia» and the Liturgical Imagination - Paperback
by Matthew Treherne (Other), Claire E. Honess (Other), Matthew Treherne (Author)
Medieval liturgical practice had a deep and far-reaching influence on thought and experience of the time. This book argues that Dante's engagement with liturgy is central to the daring and highly original poetic project of the Commedia, shaping its treatment of time, its engagement with theology, and its portrayal of the soul's awakening.
Author Biography
Matthew Treherne is Professor of Italian Literature at the University of Leeds, where he co-founded the Leeds Centre for Dante Studies with Claire Honess. He is co-editor, with Vittorio Montemaggi, of Dante's «Commedia» Theology as Poetry (2010), and, with Claire Honess, of Reviewing Dante's Theology (2 vols, 2013), and «Se mai continga...» Exile, Politics and Theology in Dante (2013). He was Principal Investigator on the AHRC-funded project «Dante and Late Medieval Florence: Theology in Poetry, Practice and Society» and runs the Leeds Dante Podcast. At Leeds, he has been Head of the School of Languages, Cultures and Societies and Director of the Leeds Humanities Research Institute.
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