Hi Ralph! Thank you so much for spotting these. I just corrected them, it's all live :) Thank you for your kind words. I also just as you posted this comment uploaded the voice-over for the Philosophical Exercises section of this canto. The end of the voice-over has some spontaneous (perhaps, meaningless) reflections. But, if you're curious, although I know I am note "marketing" it well (haha), please, have a look! :)
I am not good at keeping track of time. These blog posts have become markers of time for me this year. I am reading Mandelbaum's and Musa's translations between the posts. Thank you for all of this Vashik. You help me see something redeeming in some of these canton that seem so graphically unpleasant. I have to admit I am curious for what is ahead!
Thank you for pulling all of this together, Dante, the Odyssey, Boethius.
It's very minor in comparison, but I noticed a few small errors:
reaction to others['] happiness and prosperity
Envious humanity places it’s [its] hopes
and it’s [its] geographical boundaries
Hi Ralph! Thank you so much for spotting these. I just corrected them, it's all live :) Thank you for your kind words. I also just as you posted this comment uploaded the voice-over for the Philosophical Exercises section of this canto. The end of the voice-over has some spontaneous (perhaps, meaningless) reflections. But, if you're curious, although I know I am note "marketing" it well (haha), please, have a look! :)
Thank you once more!
I am not good at keeping track of time. These blog posts have become markers of time for me this year. I am reading Mandelbaum's and Musa's translations between the posts. Thank you for all of this Vashik. You help me see something redeeming in some of these canton that seem so graphically unpleasant. I have to admit I am curious for what is ahead!