Divine Comedy - Autobiographical Journey in Dante’s Inferno

Dante's Hell - An autobiographical journey is not just a fictional story about people crossing the universe. Through the eyes of the author Dante Alighieri, it actually seems like an autobiographical journey of life. The sullen Dante who was sending a life of exile was written in the beginning of the 13th century, draw a literally trapped man and find a way to escape. In the fable he tells us the moment of a terrible crisis in our lives "when the evils of us inside and outside seem to impede hope for further constructive development".

Inferno is the first of Dante's three verses, Devine comedy. In a magnificent journey to Dante's Inferno, he encountered 30 monsters and 5 mixed creatures. The most important of these monsters is important for his journey and stories. Because they challenge not only the existence of Dante in hell but also the guardian of hell, keep order and protect "perduta gente". This article focuses on these famous beasts. An analysis of the curse of the soul in Canto XX of Inferno of Dante Alighieri. Dante believes that they are devout and practitioners of illegal art, and they try to avoid God's design through their prophecies. Virgil implies that prophecers believe that God himself is "passive" in the face of their attempt to predict and possibly change the future.

A trip to Dante's hell A sacred comedy depicts that the Italian poet Dante Alighieri travels through hell to heaven. Devine Comedy is an epic created in 1300 detailing the journey to the world of Dante. When he realized that he was lost in the woods, his journey was brought about by the middle-aged spiritual crisis. Dante discovered that the lost forest represents a personal, chaotic darkness. This is a symbolic meaning throughout