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15. i would say a
16. b
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huh
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Believe it or not,
Boccaccio was actually heavily influenced by Dante. In the end, they have more similarities than differences. They're stylistically very different. Whereas Dante used terza rima (a rhyme scheme used often in epic poetry), Boccaccio used simple prose. Furthermore, the Divine Comedy is a classic example of a "descent narrative." That is, the protagonist descends into hell, learns something about himself and his place in the world, and returns to the surface (and on to paradise, in this case). In comparison, the Decameron is simply a series of tales told over ten days. Boccaccio was much more "R" rated, so to speak. Dante was, while in many ways more graphic, a much cleaner in terms of language. While Boccaccio centered his satire in "real" situations, Dante used a fantasy of sorts to illustrate his ideas. Boccaccio got most of his stories from medieval folk traditions, while Dante derived much from ancient authors such as Homer and Virgil.
The Decameron is much more humanistic (in the classical sense) than the Divine Comedy, which retains a great deal of medieval philosophy.
