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Dante in Coney Island

September 15, 2006 By Professor Arielle Saiber

dantes-inferno-coney-island“By Thursday, nearly 30 tractor-trailers had been loaded with classic Astroland rides and driven out. There was no sign of the Scrambler, the Tilt-a-Whirl or the Mini Tea Cup. Dante’s Inferno, a haunted house, stood empty and ravaged, looking more haunted than ever. The Pirate Ship was moored atop a flatbed truck, awaiting storage.” [. . .]    –David W. Dunlap and Ann Farmer, The New York Times, January 9, 2009

Photo by Marta Lwin, 2004

Categories: Places
Tagged with: 2004, Coney Island, Haunted Houses, Humor, Inferno, New York City

Purgatory Ski Resort (now Durango Mountain Resort), Colorado

September 15, 2006 By Professor Arielle Saiber

purgatory-ski-resort-trail-map

“Formerly known as Purgatory, many of the run names at Durango Mountain Resort were inspired by Dante’s Divine Comedy, such as Demon, Hades, Styx, and Limbo. With 300 days of sunshine and 260 inches of snow annually, however, Durango Mountain belies the imagery created by its run names.”    —Go-Colorado (retrieved on September 15, 2006)

Contributed by Travis Arnold (Bowdoin, ’01); Patrick Molloy

Categories: Places
Tagged with: 2006, Colorado, Durango, Humor, Purgatory, Ski Resorts

“Dante’s Inferno” a Comic Strip With an Evil Character Named Dante

September 15, 2006 By Professor Arielle Saiber

dantes-inferno-comic-strip

Found at Aelis.ChaosNet (retrieved on September 15, 2006)

Categories: Image Mosaic, Visual Art & Architecture, Written Word
Tagged with: 2006, Comics, Humor, Inferno

A Blog Called “Dante’s Inferno”

September 15, 2006 By Professor Arielle Saiber

a-blog-called-dantes-inferno

See blog at DanteNet

Categories: Digital Media, Written Word
Tagged with: 2006, Blogs, Humor, Inferno

“L’inferno di Topolino” (1949)

September 15, 2006 By Professor Arielle Saiber


Inferno-di-Topolino-canto-secondo-selva-oscura

Reprinted by Corriere della Sera (2006) (retrieved on September 15, 2006).

See also Alberto Brambilla’s 2013 blogpost on the origins of L’Inferno di Topolino.

Categories: Visual Art & Architecture, Written Word
Tagged with: 1949, 2006, Comics, Humor

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