Dante Alighieri : Bürger und Dichter

This book by Horst Heintze, explores the life and works of Dante Alighieri, the iconic Italian poet best known for The Divine Comedy. It examines Dante's dual role as a citizen actively involved in the political and social fabric of medieval Florence and as a poet whose literary genius continues to resonate through centuries. Heintze sheds light on Dante's struggles, including his exile, and how his personal experiences shaped his artistic output. The book also delves into Dante's contributions to literature and his broader influence on European intellectual history