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Jiang's interpretive concern that readers must question Virgil and the apparent guide structure in Inferno.
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Reliability of the narrator
Jiang's interpretive concern that readers must question Virgil and the apparent guide structure in Inferno.
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"...you, Minos, all right? So again, this is questioning the reliability of the narrator. What's happening is that Dante is planting seeds, giving us..."
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"...Minos. All right? So again, this is questioning the reliability of narrator. What's happening is that Dante is planting seeds, giving us clues that..."
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"...hero of the divine comedy okay virgil is the guide the narrator the protagonist of the divine comedy what happens is that we start..."
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"narrator all right so we're going to study some passages from the divine comedy to see how dante does this and it's very clever..."
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"...this right away tells us no Virgil is not a reliable narrator Cato has left okay now you would imagine that because Cato and..."
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A source-grounded reading of Dante as a dangerous poem: poetry enters memory like a virus, Virgil appears as guide and trap, and hell becomes the world people choose when obedience replaces love.
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