The aspiration for God and for oneself as the highest good in Dante
Философия и культура August 1, 2026 Angelo Loreti
The article analyzes the final fragment of Dante Alighieri's "Divine Comedy" (Canto XXXIII of "Paradise") in the context of the philosophical assumptions of Dante's doctrine regarding the soul's striving for the highest good. The focus is on the paradoxical coexistence in Dante's thought of two concepts of the ultimate goal of human desire: God as the sum of all goods and man as the source of...