Alison Cornish Livres

The Divine Comedy explores the complexities of interpretation, emphasizing the tension between various narratives and perspectives. It delves into the consequences of differing interpretations, illustrating how these competing narratives shape understanding and meaning. Through its rich allegorical journey, the work invites readers to reflect on the rewards and dangers inherent in diverse ways of reading, ultimately highlighting the transformative power of storytelling.

Eminently readable, this book tackles specific issues in the Divine Comedy that seem particularly alien to modern ways of thinking and renders them compelling. It shows why faith is a question of trust and cannot be bracketed off as merely religious; rather it is a central theme of literature generally.