Luca Signorelli, Detail from “Dante With Scenes from the Divine Comedy,” 1499-1502, Duomo, Orvieto
The research team at Dante Today actively seek out and consult scholarly work on the resonance of Dante’s texts across genres, across media, and across cultures. As of summer 2021, we have significantly expanded our bibliography and migrated it to Zotero, where we continue to develop it. We invite you to consult our public Zotero library, where we have organized scholarly work under the following headings (many citations are cross-posted):
- African Literatures
- Anglophone Literatures
- Architecture
- Caribbean Literatures
- Comics and Graphic Novels
- Cultural Criticism
- East Asian Literatures
- European Literatures
- Film and Television
- Latin American Literatures
- Middle Eastern Literatures
- Music
- Philosophy
- Poetry
- Politics
- Popular Culture
- Prose (Fiction or Non-Fiction)
- Southeast Asian Literatures
- Technology
- Theater
- Translation
- Video Games and Electronic Media
- Visual Arts
Please note: this bibliography is a work in progress. While many citations are cross-posted, we recommend perusing all categories that might be relevant to your research. As always, we welcome your feedback (ecoggeshall@fsu.edu and asaiber@bowdoin.edu).
As is true of everything on Dante Today, compiling the bibliography depends on crowd-sourcing. Please send source sightings, as well as any thoughts, comments, or questions, to ecoggeshall@fsu.edu and asaiber@bowdoin.edu.
