内容简介
WithhisjourneysthroughHellandPurgatorycomplete,DanteisatlastledbyhisbelovedBeatricetoParadise.WherehisexperiencesintheInfernoandPurgatoriowerearduousandharrowing,thisisajourneyofcomfort,revelation,and,aboveall,love-bothromanticanddivine.RobertHollanderisaDantescholarofunmatchedreputationandhiswife,Jean,isanaccomplishedpoet.Theirversetranslationwithfacing-pageItaliancombinesmaximumfidelitytoDante'stextwiththeartistrynecessarytoreflecttheoriginal'svirtuosity.Theyhaveproducedtheclearest,mostaccurate,andmostreadabletranslationofthethreebooksofTheDivineComedy,withunsurpassablefootnotesandintroductions,likelytobeatouchstoneforgenerationstocome.
作者简介
JeanHollanderhastaughtliteratureandwritingatBrooklynCollege,ColumbiaUniversity,PrincetonUniversity,andtheCollegeofNewJersey,whereshewasdirectoroftheWriters’Conferencefortwenty-threeyears.Sherecentlypublishedherthirdbookofpoems.RobertHollander,herhusband,taughtDante’sDivineComedytoPrincetonstudentsforforty-twoyears,andistheauthorofadozenbooksandmorethanseventyarticlesonDante,Boccaccio,andotherItalianauthors.HeisProfessorinEuropeanLiteratureEmeritusatPrincetonandthefoundingdirectorofboththeDartmouthDanteProjectandthePrincetonDanteProject.Hehasreceivedmanyawards,includingthegoldmedalofthecityofFlorenceandthegoldflorinoftheDanteSocietyofAmerica,inrecognitionofhisworkonDante.