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The Divine Comedy's story is straightforward: a man goes through heaven in hell (in place of Jesus). is mysteriously given the ability to travel on a commonplace journey that takes him to the souls in Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise. It was completed shortly before he died.
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Why should you read Dante’s “Divine Comedy”? - Sheila Marie Orfano

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gNPoI3lknWDXF8oINTsiP7ewuO-RCd9QawFNt18vgR4/edit

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Dante Alighieri was important to the Renaissance because he contributed to the rise of Humanism with his most famous piece of literature, "The Divine Comedy". While he was a devout Christian, Dante opened the eyes of many people by introducing them to the idea that we only have one life and not to waste it (Humanism). Humanism was focusing on the individual such as emotions, rational thoughts and doing good deeds instead of focusing on the supernatural. Dante is known as the greatest Italian poet ever and the father of humanism.
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Everything we know about Dante Alighieri is from his own works. He speaks about how he never left his home city, Florence and was born into noble ancestory. Dante wrote many pieces with his extended family being many of the main characters. Oddly enough his immediate family was never mentioned. Ghibellines and Guelfs had a major impact on Dante's life shaping him as a person. When Dante was nine he met the love of his life Beatrice, unfortunately when she was 24 she past away, grief stricken he wrote "La Vita Nueva" (1293). A few years later he married Gemma Donati and they had 3-4 children.
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Dante Alighieri was born between May 21-June 20 1265 in Florence Italy. He died on September 13/14 1321 from malaria in Ravenna.

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