The "Beatrice Tradition" is a literary construct within Courtly Love Literature in which the beloved, typically idealized and unattainable, functions as a spiritual and moral guide who inspires the lover’s personal ennoblement through distant, reverent adoration, originating in Dante’s portrayal of Beatrice in *La Vita Nuova* and the *Divine Comedy*.
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G. P. Goold · Harvard Studies in Classical Philology · 1970 · 199 citations
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Dante Studies, 2. Journey to Beatrice
Colin Hardie, Charles S. Singleton · The Modern Language Review · 1961 · 54 citations
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