Exploring Dante's Divine Comedy: Theodramatic Perspective

The chapter explores the theological drama within Dante's Divine Comedy, analyzing the intricate structure of Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso through the lens of theodramatic concepts. It delves into the carefully structured circles of hell, the cornices of purgatory, and the structured heavens of paradise, highlighting the significance of numerical patterns and symbolic representations in Dante's work. The discussion encompasses themes of love, hierarchy, and the influence of Roman and Christian ideologies on Dante's portrayal of the afterlife.