Dante's interpretive journey:
Critically engaging the thought of Heidegger, Gadamer, and others, Franke contributes both to the criticism of Dante's Divine Comedy and to the theory of interpretation. Reading the poem through the lens of hermeneutical theory, Franke focuses particularly on Dante's address to the reader...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Critically engaging the thought of Heidegger, Gadamer, and others, Franke contributes both to the criticism of Dante's Divine Comedy and to the theory of interpretation. Reading the poem through the lens of hermeneutical theory, Franke focuses particularly on Dante's address to the reader as the site of a disclosure of truth. The event of the poem for its reader becomes potentially an experience of truth both human and divine. While contemporary criticism has concentrated on the historical character of Dante's poem, often insisting on it as undermining the poem's claims to transcendence, Franke argues that precisely the poem's historicity forms the ground for its mediation of a religious revelation. Dante's dramatization, on an epic scale, of the act of interpretation itself participates in the self-manifestation of the Word in poetic form.--From publisher description. |
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Preface ix
INTRODUCTION
Truth and Interpretation in the Divine Comedy
1
1. Historicity of Truth 5
2. Truth through Interpretation and the Hermeneutic of Faith 14
A Hermeneutic of Faith 18
3. Interpretive Ontology: Dante and Heidegger 23
Note on Heideggerian Vocabulary 34
CHAPTER ONE
The Address to the Reader
37
1. The Ontological Import of the Address to the Reader 37
Dante s Address to the Reader and Apostrophe in General 47
2. Reader s Address as Scene of the Production of Sense 51
Rediscovery of the Ontological Significance of the Sign 58
A Word about Metaphysics 61
3. Truth, Sendings, Being Addressed: Deconstruction versus
Hermeneutics or Dialogue with Derrida? 62
4. A Philological Debate: Auerbach and Spitzer 71
5. Petrarch, Boccaccio, and the Fiction of Philology 76
CHAPTER TWO
Dante s Hermeneutic Rite of Passage: Inferno IX
82
1 Blockage 82
Hell as Interpretive Impasse in the Wake of Inferno IX 92
2. Passage 100
3. Ambiguities 109
4. Appendix: Hermeneutics, Phenomenology, and the
Meaning of a Modern Understanding of Dante 113
CONTENTS
CHAPTER THREE
The Temporality of Conversion
119
1. Interpretation as Ontological Repetition and
Dante s Fatedness 119
2. Ecstatic and Repetitive Temporality 128
3. Phenomenology of Fear/Anxiety in Inferno I 135
4. Dantesque Allegory and the Act of Understanding 144
CHAPTER FOUR
The Making of History
152
1. Relocating Truth: From Historical Sense to Reader s Historicity
152
2. Reality and Realism in Purgatorio X 171
3. Some History (and a Reopening) of the Question of the
Truth of the Commedia 177
Hermeneutic Experience and Truth: The Cases of Syncretism
and Fallible Judgment 185
CHAPTER FIVE
Resurrected Tradition and Revealed Truth
191
1. Dante s Statius 191
Historicity and Transcendence 203
La divina fiamma 209
Secol si rinova 213
Art and Immortality 216
2. Hermeneutics, Historicity, and Suprahistorical Truth 224
RECAPITULATORY PROSPECTUS
A New Hermeneutic Horizon for Religious Revelation
in Voetic Literature?
233
Core Bibliography of Recurrently Cited Sources 239
Index 243
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