Dante Alighieri: Ou, La Poésie Amoureuse; Volume 2

Un essai sur l'œuvre de Dante Alighieri, l'un des plus grands poètes de tous les temps. Etienne Jean Delécluze explore le thème de l'amour dans La Divine Comédie, en se concentrant sur les figures de Béatrice et de l'amour idéal. Il examine également les influences de la culture médiévale et la place de Dante dans la littérature européenne.
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