Peter Dronke Knihy

V oslnivě produktivní badatelské kariéře PETERA DRONKA (1934–2020), britského filologa německého původu, vznikaly dantovské publikace takřka jen příležitostně: náš svazek – jehož základem je monografie Tradice latinského písemnictví a Dantova Komedie z roku 1986 – shromažďuje v zásadě vše, co Dronke v rozmezí let 1966–2015 k Dantově Komedii napsal. Jeho dantovské interpretace spojují suverénní znalost staršího evropského písemnictví s citem pro básnickou svébytnost Dantovy Komedie a s formulační elegancí, jež přitom nikdy nejde na úkor přesnosti. Dronke je spolehlivým průvodcem k hloubce, mnohoznačnosti a originalitě reprezentativních obrazů Dantovy básně: milenců Paola a Francesky v úvodu Pekla a děsivě komických obrů v jeho závěru, idyly pozemského ráje a fantasmagoricky apokalyptického průvodu v Očistci, rozjasněných kol, světelné řeky a mezních podob neviditelnosti a nevyslovitelnosti v Ráji.

A look at the Lamborgingi Countach from its birth as the LP4200 through its evolution into the 5000 quattrovalvole, and the Diablo. Driving impressions, road-test details, model specifications and special feature panels offer information on the car in all its forms.

Focusing on the medieval Latin traditions that shaped Dante's era, Peter Dronke delves into the rich cultural and literary context of 'The Divine Comedy.' The book examines how these traditions influenced Dante's work, offering insights into the themes, characters, and philosophical underpinnings of this iconic poem. Dronke's analysis provides a deeper understanding of the interplay between Dante's writing and the historical milieu, enhancing appreciation for this monumental literary achievement.

Exploring the evolution of literary forms, this collection examines the interplay between verse and prose from the works of Petronius to Dante. It highlights the stylistic innovations and thematic developments that shaped these influential authors, offering insights into their contributions to literature. The book provides a rich analysis of how these writers navigated the boundaries between poetic and narrative forms, reflecting broader cultural and artistic movements of their time.

Revealing why Morgan returned to its original 3 Wheeler concept after a century. How the new 3 Wheeler was created, became a best-seller, and was made, this book shows what it's like to drive, strengths, weaknesses, and factory improvements made since the 2011 launch.

This book recalls the golden age (in the author's view) of motoring journalism, during the last two decades of the 20th century, with additional material from before and after. Although the book is about cars it should amuse, irritate or even inform people who are not interested in cars at all.