What was Dante s status during the Renaissance?

In the Renaissance, Dante's status was actually very high, as the last poet of the century, he wrote a masterpiece of the Divine Comedy, representing humanist thought.

Dante is known as the last poet of the century, the first poet of the new era, the founder of modern Italian, one of the pioneering figures of the European Renaissance, and is famous for his long poem "The Divine Comedy".

After him, the "Renaissance" movement flourished and spread to other European countries. For this reason, Dante is considered the last writer of the Middle Ages and at the same time the first of the new period of the "Renaissance".

Literary status: Italian poet, the founder of modern Italian, one of the pioneers of the European Renaissance, and famous for his long poem "The Divine Comedy". Engels commented:

The end of the feudal Middle Ages and the beginning of the modern capitalist epoch were marked by a great man, the Italian Dante, who was the last poet of the Middle Ages and at the same time the first poet of the New Era".

Representative works: love poem "New Life", philosophical poem "Banquet", lyric poem "Verse Collection", long poem "Divine Comedy" (the whole school bag is open to filial piety: "Hell", "Purgatory" and "Paradise") Latin essay "On Sayings", political ** "On the Kingdom", Latin poetry "Pastoral", Dante's collected "Collected Letters" and other works.

Yes Dante, the greatest poet of the Middle Ages, is known as the world's three great literary giants along with Shakespeare and Goethe. His masterpiece The Divine Comedy represents the dawn of humanist thought in the medieval Renaissance. Born into an aristocratic family in Florence, Italy, he was one of the highest administrators of Florence, and was exiled for political reasons, never returning, and composed the Divine Comedy during his exile.

Dante is known as the forerunner of the Renaissance.

Dante's Divine Comedy, the duality of the Divine Comedy in thought and art!

Dante's most famous work, the Divine Comedy, written during his exile, was called "the last poet of the Middle Ages and the first poet of the new era" by Engels because of the transition from the Middle Ages to the capitalist era.

The Divine Comedy

From the early years of Dante's exile (c. 1307), he devoted his life to writing the Divine Comedy, which he did not complete until shortly before his death. This long narrative poem, written in Italian, is Dante's masterpiece. In the poem, Dante depicts the dreamy hell, purgatory, and heaven in the form of personal experiences.

Dante, The Divine Comedy

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