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WORLD LITERATURE and the SPATIAL IMAGINATION

Great Works of Literature | Fall 2021

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  • SCHEDULE
  • TEXTS
    • THE HEBREW BIBLE
      • THE GARDEN OF EDEN
      • NOAH AND THE FLOOD
      • THE TOWER OF BABEL
    • POPOL VUH
    • ANANSI THE SPIDER
    • THE MASTER BUILDER
    • THE ODYSSEY
      • BOOK 5
      • BOOK 9
      • BOOK 12
    • THE REPUBLIC
      • ALLEGORY OF THE CAVE
      • THE CITY AND THE PHILOSOPHER KING
    • THE DAODEJING
    • 1001 NIGHTS
      • PROLOGUE THROUGH THE FOURTH NIGHT
      • THE FIFTH THROUGH THE SIXTEENTH NIGHTS
    • BOOK OF THE CITY OF LADIES
    • INFERNO
      • CANTI I, III, IV, V, VI, VII
      • CANTI XVIII, XIX, XXI, XXVIII, XXIX, XXXII, XXXIII, XXXIV
    • UTOPIA
      • “THE GEOGRAPHY OF UTOPIA” THROUGH “THEIR PHILOSOPHY”
      • “THEIR DELIGHT IN LEARNING” THROUGH “THE RELIGIONS OF THE UTOPIANS”
    • THE DIVERSITY OF THE WORLD
    • LETTER CONCERNING THE FIRST VOYAGE
    • A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE DESTRUCTION OF THE INDIES
    • THE CANTERBURY TALES
    • MACBETH
  • ASSIGNMENTS
    • PRESENTATION
    • MAP
  • ZOOM
WORLD LITERATURE and the SPATIAL IMAGINATION

INFERNO

     

Digital Dante
Mapping Hell: Cartography and the Comedy
Mapping Dante’s Inferno, One Circle of Hell at a Time

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