Narrative
The impact of the Lectura Dantis Andreapolitana (LDA) on a wide and varied public is primarily cultural and social. The lecture series in St Andrews presents the newest academic research on Dante’s Divine Comedy directly, significantly increasing public understanding and appreciation of this key part of Western cultural heritage. Video recordings of the lectures on the website extend the geographical reach of the impact globally. Complementary events invited the public to reflect on and engage with aspects of contemporary society in the light of Dante’s ideas about good and evil. Collaborations used research on Dante to inform artistic reflectionImpact status | Closed |
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Category of impact | Public Discourse Impact |
Keywords
- REF2014 case study
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Research output
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Castelvetro on Dante: Tradition, Innovation and Mockery in the Sposizione
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'Quandoque bonus dormitat Dantes'?: the treatment of Dante's errors in the "Trecento" commentaries
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'Dar materia di ragionamento': Strategie interpretative della Sposizione
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Allegory as avoidance in Dante’s early commentators: ‘bella menzogna’ to ‘roza corteccia’
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter