La mirabile visione: Abbozzo d'una storia della Divina Comedia

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La mirabile visione: Abbozzo d'una storia della Divina Comedia

by Giovanni Pascoli

IT·~15 hours·43 chapters

Chapters

43 total
1

LA MIRABILE VISIONE

0:14
2

INDICE

27:55
3

PROEMIO

5:02
4

I. LA PRIMA VISIONE

10:49
5

II. L'ANGIOLA

7:48
6

III. LA SPERANZA DE' BEATI

9:43
7

IV. MENTIS EXCESSUS

12:22
8

V. I SIMULACRI D'AMORE

20:55
9

VI. LE NOVE RIME

17:42
10

VII. LO STIL NUOVO

18:27

Description

In this lyrical meditation the narrator addresses his native Ravenna while turning its ancient streets into a stage for a fresh dialogue with Dante’s masterpiece. He positions himself as a modest traveler, caught between past sorrows and a present yearning for the “mystic moon” that guides the soul out of darkness. The prose flows like a storm‑tossed wind, inviting listeners to hear the echo of medieval verses in today’s restless mind.

Through a series of loosely connected essays the work explores the first vision of the Divine Comedy, the hope of the blessed, the symbolism of love and the three ferocious beasts that guard the path. It weaves together reflections on freedom, grace, and the timeless struggle to emerge from the forest of human fault. The tone remains intimate and contemplative, making the complex medieval themes feel immediate and resonant for modern ears.

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it

Duration

~15 hours (903K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Carlo Traverso, Claudio Paganelli, Barbara Magni and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Release date

2014-06-23

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Giovanni Pascoli

Giovanni Pascoli

1855–1912

Best known for turning memory, grief, and the natural world into quiet, musical poems, this major Italian writer helped shape modern poetry at the turn of the twentieth century. His work often finds deep feeling in small, everyday things.

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