Dante Atlas Network
Mapping the Divine Comedy: A Collaborative Digital Humanities Project.
Students will pin locations, add short analyses, and collectively assemble an atlas that is both scholarly and navigable.
“L’aiuola che ci fa tanto feroci”
Paradiso XXII, 151
The Atlas
Who We Are
This pilot project was conducted by Beatrice Maria Rosso, Teaching Assistant for Prof. Ted Cachey at the University of Notre Dame. The first contributors were the students enrolled in Dante II, who helped build and test this digital atlas. The goal of this work is to engage students in a real digital humanities project while offering a visual representation of Dante's geographical imagination.
Collaborate with Us
Professors, instructors, or TAs who would like to involve their class or individual students in the Dante Atlas Network
are warmly invited to reach out. Students wishing to participate independently may also get in touch.
Contact: brosso@nd.edu