dantean造句

• Thus begins his Dantean descent into hell.
• But then the cannibalistic, cave-dwelling Morlocks come a'hunting, and Hartdegen must venture into their Dantean depths to rescue Mara.
• He notes a progression in which persons who let their passion get the best of them are, implicitly, relegated to a Dantean Hell.
• What follows is a stunningly depicted Dantean journey through the decidedly un-chic hinterlands of the Bay Area, where generosity and decency are no match for meanness and bad luck.
• The final section of the poem, Section XII, ends with a fictional encounter between Heaney and James Joyce who, following the Dantean motif, assumes the role of Virgil.
• He has to travel through Dantean realities ( and artist, political activist and gay social networks in Berkeley of the 1940s and 1950s ) to return home, and resume his life as an old man.
• "No Way Out " ), who, according to the press notes, almost became a geologist, pulls together a truly Dantean vision of the inferno from thousands of different special effects elements.
• In this document, after having briefly gone into the history of the genre and having indicated its main exponents to be Theocritus, Virgil and Petrarch, Boccaccio undertakes an exercise in self-exegesis, in the best of Dantean tradition.
• Unsworth's most recent novel is " The Devil's Detective ", a horror novel set in Dantean spin on the police procedural . . . " The Devil's Detective " is damned good ".
• Even the Dantean rigors of a three-week book tour through America suddenly sounded appealing to Amis, although he knew that all the questions about what he had done and why he had done it were sure to dog him across the Atlantic.
• According to the band, " " Fairy Tales is definitely a concept album : a trip throughout the Dantean Hell, tormented by passion, anguish and insanity, where the character of Virgil is surprisingly replaced by an unusual bewitching vampire fairy . ""
• More poetic essay than movie, " Notre Musique " is divided into three Dantean parts : " Hell, " " Purgatory, " and " Heaven . " The first and third segments are 10 minutes long each, and they bracket a long midsection set in Europe's own purgatory, Sarajevo.
• Describing the way in which he modeled the structure of the poem on Dante, Heaney calls it  the three-part Dantean journey scaled down into the three-day station, no hell, no paradise, just  Patrick s Purgatory .   During his pilgrimage Heaney, the protagonist of the poem, encounters ghosts from his past who engage him in dialogue.
• In Herman Melville's " Paradise of Bachelors and Tartarus of Maids ", he contrasts the beauty of the Temple Bar gateway with the highest point on the road leading to the hellish paper factory, which he calls a " Dantean Gateway " ( in his " Dante describes the gateway to Hell, over which are written the words, " Abandon hope, all ye who enter here . ")
• As a result, explanations for this passage have abounded, some of which argue that the passage is either : a mere " hermeneutic contrivance ", a reworking of medieval concepts about necromancy, Gilson contends that the reference to Erichtho reinforces the fact " that Dante's own journey through Hell is divinely willed " and " this is achieved at the expense of the earlier necromantically inspired journey undertaken by Virgil . " Similarly, Rachel Jacoff argues, " Dante's rewriting of the Lucanian scene'recuperates'the witch Erichtho by making her necessary to the Dantean Virgil's status as guide : she thus functions in accord with the Christian providence that controls the advancement of the " Commedia " s plot line.
• Additionally, here are quotes from Heroes in Hell with citations from accepted sources quotes on the HIH page : " The shared world premise of Heroes in Hell is that all the dead wind up together in Hell, where they pick up where they left off when still alive . [ 1 ] The Encyclopedia of Fantasy states " In the long series of shared world adventures begun with Heroes in Hell, Hell becomes an arena in which all the interesting people in history can come together to continue the relentless pursuit of their various ends . " [ 2 ] Brian Stableford commented that the series " adapted the backcloth of Dantean fantasy as a stage for violent adventures with ironic echoes of infernal comedy " . [ 3 ] See Heroes in hell series page for live links.