First of all, Dante
Italian poets are the most representative writers and pioneers of humanism in the transition period from medieval Italy to Renaissance. Leave a name for later generations with the long poem "Divine Comedy". Engels commented:? The end of the feudal middle ages and the beginning of the modern capitalist era were marked by a great man, who was the last poet in the middle ages and the first poet in the new era? . Dante was declared a permanent exile at the age of 37, and later died in a foreign land. At the age of nine, she met her eternal lover, and then Pai Yaqi, 24, became the source of Dante's future creation. ?
Second, "new students"
It is an early masterpiece of Italian poet Dante, describing his love for Beya Treize and the tragedy of her early death. A fable about the crisis and growth of the soul, which integrates prose and poetry, narrative and meditation, dreams, songs and prayers, is a work with crystal-clear beauty and charming complexity, and has always been one of the highest inspirations in love literature. Dante's first book of poetry, New Life, is an autobiographical poetic novel, telling the poet's first love experience. The work tells the story with prose poems, and 3 1 lyric poems are connected in series. Bertelli, a woman who influenced Dante's life, is Dante's spiritual pillar. ?
Third, the feeling after reading
The works adopt artistic techniques such as dream, symbol and implication commonly used in medieval literature. Dante's early years belong to? Gentle new body? Poetry genre. Under the influence of provence poetry, New Life inherits and develops the characteristics of its lyric poetry. Although his poetic style has not got rid of religious color, it has injected fresh and natural secular spirit. It also draws lessons from the expression of folk songs and enhances the appeal of poetry. As far as reflecting major social problems is concerned, of course, it cannot be related to? Medieval epic The Divine Comedy is similar to it, but it shows a strong interest in secular life and love earlier and more concretely than the Divine Comedy. ?