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Dante's own title for the poem later called The Divine Comedy; Jiang links it to the comic-low vernacular mode.
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The Commedia
Dante's own title for the poem later called The Divine Comedy; Jiang links it to the comic-low vernacular mode.
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"All right, so his book, his poetry is called The Commedia, The Comedy. It's not called The Divine Comedy. Divine Comedy is something that..."
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"...the local language of Florence, where he is from. And because The Commedia is so wonderfully produced, Tuscan will become the official language of..."
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"...he's writing in Tuscan rather than Latin and he calls it the Commedia so I think he's trying to avoid the Catholic Church right..."
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