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    Dante to Machiavelli at CCNY

    The way that women are portrayed in media and literature is a longstanding issue that has seen constant changes over time. We see much more representation for women in literature now, and this is thanks to many […]

    4 years, 5 months ago
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    Dante to Machiavelli at CCNY

    A portrait of Machiavelli

    “The Prince” is a text by Machiavelli, an Italian poet, philosopher and diplomat. This text has a common theme of morality amongst the chapters. It often discusses the role that the […]

    4 years, 6 months ago
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    Dante to Machiavelli at CCNY

    Jannah Abdelmegid commented on the post, Today's activity

    Chapter 15: Immoral

    In chapter 15 of The Prince, Machiavelli discusses the way that the prince is expected to act versus the way that he does act. He states how the prince should know the necessary times to be […]

    4 years, 6 months ago
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    Dante to Machiavelli at CCNY

    While reading Angela da Foligno’s Memorial, I noticed a common theme of pain being brought up throughout the thirty steps of cleansing oneself of a sin. As each step continued on, Angela seemed to deal with m […]

    4 years, 6 months ago
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    Dante to Machiavelli at CCNY

    The Decameron is a series of stories written by Giovanni Boccaccio. These stories are told by three men and seven women in the year 1348, during the rise of the Black Plague. In these texts, there are many […]

    4 years, 7 months ago
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    Dante to Machiavelli at CCNY

    Jannah Abdelmegid commented on the post, Canzoniere 134: Hurt

    Hey Gianni! I really like your post and how you mentioned the authors tone and emotions throughout the poem. I like how you went in-depth with detail to explain his feelings and the backstory with it. It’s very […]

    4 years, 7 months ago
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    Dante to Machiavelli at CCNY

    Italian (Venetian) School; Petrarch and Laura de Noves; The Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology; http://www.artuk.org/artworks/petrarch-and-laura-de-noves-141634

    Poem 61 has an evident theme of love, […]

    4 years, 7 months ago
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    Dante to Machiavelli at CCNY

    Jannah Abdelmegid commented on the post, Choose a poem from Petrarca's Canzoniere

    I would like to analyze poem 61 for my blog post!

    4 years, 8 months ago
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    Dante to Machiavelli at CCNY

    Inferno, a poem written by Dante Alighieri, was one of the most revolutionary works of literature of it’s time for various reasons, such as it’s inclusion of women in its story. Dante mentions characters such a […]

    4 years, 8 months ago
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    Dante to Machiavelli at CCNY

    Dante first meets Virgil when lost in “a dark wood” (Canto 1, lines 1-2), and is then surrounded by leopard and a ‘she-wolf’. Dante begins to feel hopeless, until he sees the figure of a man in the forest and cri […]

    4 years, 9 months ago
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    Dante to Machiavelli at CCNY

    4 years, 9 months ago
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    Jannah Abdelmegid became a registered member
    5 years, 8 months ago
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