>Dante's courtly love for Beatrice continued for nine

>being productive

Nope.

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>The only source of this is a fiction work.

HAHAHAHAHAHA

>>9514883
s-so what

>>9515056
it ain't true m8
just face it and move on

>>9515121
nah

>>9515130
yeah

>>9515143
nope

>>9515151
yep

>>9515156
nuh-uh

>>9515159
yea-ah

>>9515175
no

I think this is just the OP replying to himself now.

>>9514883
Well, the content of his work implies that it is most likely true.

>tfw you'll never find your Beatrice

>>9515760
JDIMSA

>>9515743
>implies

Great "fact" you have there.

>>9515760
That's the point. She is meant to be unattainable in order to remain your muse. As dante once said, "never meet your heroes".

>>9514873
Any Italian here? How is Beatrice pronounced per feudal Florentine? Heard somewere it's along Beatriche.

>>9516228
Italian speaker here. Yes that's right, Beatriche with ch as cherry. It grinds my gears to hear Anglos pronounce it Beatris

>>9516166
I think he means you'll never have a muse like Beatrice.

>>9516140
>he doesn't know that a lot of history is implications
Great "education" you have there.

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You are like little baby, watch this
>When he was 28 years old, because of some personal affliction (possibly venereal disease) Kierkegaard forced himself to spurn the affections of the most popular woman in Copenhagen—18-year-old Regine Olsen, whom he dearly loved—without explaining to her why. Initially crushed by the rejection, Regine later married the successful philosopher Fritz Schlegel.
>Kierkegaard never recovered, and his love for Regine festered into a disturbing lifelong obsession. Hundreds of pages of his journals are filled with fantasies about her, fragments of imagined conversations, cryptic book dedications, and unsent letters.

I wonder what she'd think of Dante's work.

>>9516281
It probably had a lot to do with her marrying 'successful' 'philosopher' Fritz Schlegel.

>>9516279
>he doesn't know the difference between ancient history and modern anciety

Great reading of Paul Veyne you have there.

>>9516290
>What the fuck am I reading?

>>9516325
i laughed

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>In the year 1831, Schopenhauer fell in love with a girl named Flora Weiss. At a boat party in Germany he made his advance by offering her a bunch of grapes. Flora’s diary records this event as follows: "I didn’t want the grapes because old Schopenhauer had touched them, so I let them slide, quite gently into the water."Apparently, she was underwhelmed."

>>9516281
iktf

>>9516166
I have a suspicion that the waifu phenomenon is a corruption of this practice.

>>9516690
Wonder how many writers were really writing for their waifu.

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>>9516454

>>9516281
Jeez. I wish I could like a girl this much.

>>9516166
>>9516269
Yes, I meant it like that

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>>9514873
>retreated to his room to think about her
>In doing so, he fell asleep

>>9514873
>one of ours
except for the part where he writes something good. or anything for that matter. fucking faggot losers.

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>>9514873
>our guy

Didn't he eventually smash though?

What a beta, lol. Bet she was railed by Chad while he was jerking off in his chamber.

>>9518091
his other wife Gemma, yes