Camino a la ciudad doliente, de la Praga terrenal al inframundo: visiones de Dante en Oraciones en espiral de Daniela Hodrová
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This article is a comparative study of the novel Točité věty by the Czech postmodernist writer Daniela Hodrová and the Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri. The main aim of the study is to establish the similarities between the two and to study the existence of a new orb: the underworld. The work has focused on the study of the structure of both works, their characters and motifs. A fundamental piece for the analysis has been the use of the spiral, both ascending and descending, in the construction of the story through different planes that conform and at the same mirror reality.
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