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All Philosophers Go to Hell: Dante and the Problem of Infernal Punishment
Sophia 53 (1):19-31 (2014)
Abstract
We discuss the philosophical problems attendant to the justice of eternal punishments in Hell, particularly those portrayed in Dante’s Inferno. We conclude that, under Dante’s description, a unique version of the problem of Hell (and Heaven) can be posedAuthor Profiles
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