Transnational Dante: Inventing Argentine Cultural Identity

Mariano Pérez Carrasco

doi:10.1080/00751634.2026.2662153

July 7, 2026Italian Studies

Transnational Dante: Inventing Argentine Cultural Identity

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To explore the influence of Dante on the construction of Argentine cultural identity through transnational interactions.
Literary analysis of texts addressing Dante's impact on Argentine culture.
Examination of historical contexts surrounding the reception of Dante in Argentina.
Investigation of the role of literary societies in promoting Dante's work in a transnational framework.
Identification of significant contributions by non-Italian scholars to Dante studies.
Demonstration of the role of literature in shaping national identity in Argentina.
Highlighting the transnational nature of cultural exchange involving Dante.

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Analysis of how Dante's influence shapes Argentine cultural identity, revealing transnational connections.

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Just as the first book devoted entirely to Dante’s philosophy was written not by an Italian but by the French philosopher Frédéric Ozanam; just as the first Dante society was founded not in Italy b...

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