In this thought-provoking discussion, Lino Pertile, a Harvard professor specializing in Dante, and Dirk Moses, a historian with expertise in post-war European culture, examine the connections between Dante's 'Inferno' and Primo Levi's harrowing experiences at Auschwitz. They delve into how literature serves as both a reflection of suffering and a resilient force in preserving humanity. The conversation highlights themes of survival, identity, and moral responsibility, exploring how literary culture can affirm hope amidst unimaginable darkness.
