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Register a new userDante’s Renaissance Dramatization of Women Characters in The Divine Comedy
التصوير المسرحي للشخصيات النسوية في الكوميديا الإلهية لدانتي في عصر النهضة
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صوّر الكتّاب النساء دراميا بعدة صور و لكن الصورة المهيمنة على معظم كتاباتهم كانت الصورة الشهوانية. من بين هؤلاء الكتاب هو الكاتب دانتي الذي صور النساء بطريقة شهوانيه تجسّدت بشخصيات سميراميس و كليوباترا و ديادو.
Writers, in general, characterized women through different images. The dominated image in such writings is lustfulness. Dante uses this image to present three Oriental women: Semiramis, Cleopatra and Dido.
References used
Alighieri, Dante. Divine Comedy: Inferno. Trans. Dorothy Sayers and Barbara Reynolds. London: Penguin, 1962
Divine Comedy: Paradise. Trans. Dorothy Sayers and Barbara Reynolds. London: Penguin 1962
Bahrani, Zainab. Women of Babylon: Gender and Representation in Mesopotamia. London: Routledge, 2001
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