Ronald Herzman – författare

The medieval cycle plays from such cities as York and Chester culminated in a drama about the end of time, the Last Judgment. David Bevington and the other contributors to this book look at this final event of history as depicted in pre-modern times, and the result is a work of scholarly precision that, according to Bevington's introduction, attempts to see medieval drama in the context of other medieval art forms.

Dante’s Paradiso delivers an accessible reader’s guide to the third canticle of The Divine Comedy, while providing critical overviews of the whole poem. This unique collaborative volume, written by a team of international scholars:• engages the richness and cultural depth of the text• enriches our understanding of both the historical context and contemporary standings of its intellectual, political, and ethical challenges in academia today• addresses connections between Dante and a multi-cultural world.Providing readers with practical insights into the methods and approaches to Dante’s Paradiso, this volume serves as an important reference work for students and researchers who wish to explore the vast world of Dante's final masterpiece.

Dante's Paradiso delivers an accessible reader's guide to the third canticle of The Divine Comedy, while providing critical overviews of the whole poem. This unique collaborative volume, written by a team of international scholars:* engages the richness and cultural depth of the text* enriches our understanding of both the historical context and contemporary standings of its intellectual, political, and ethical challenges in academia today* addresses connections between Dante and a multi-cultural world.Providing readers with practical insights into the methods and approaches to Dante's Paradiso, this volume serves as an important reference work for students and researchers who wish to explore the vast world of Dante's final masterpiece.