Analyze the theme of conflict between good and evil in Dante’s “The Inferno.”

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Analyze the theme of conflict between good and evil in Dante’s “The Inferno.”

Question Description
1)
One of the major themes in The Inferno is the conflict between good and evil. Let’s explore what the scholarship has to say about this topic. Find a scholarly credible, full-text, peer-reviewed article about The Inferno, preferably one that examines the story’s theme of good versus evil. Write a citation for the credible scholarly article that is formatted in APA style and then annotate the article.

2)
Now, review The Inferno, paying special attention to the opposition between fraud and God’s love in canto XXXIV, which describes the Ninth Circle of Hell. According to this canto, fraud is the worst sin possible because it is the polar opposite of God’s love. This assertion implies that the greater the contrast between human activity and God’s love, the more evil the deed. Keeping this in mind identify three additional sins from the assigned cantos. For each sin that you pick, use your knowledge of The Inferno’s architecture to determine the extent to which the sin contrasts with God’s love. List the three sins hierarchically in order of the degree of evil that the text attributes to them.

intext citations, reference, plagiarism free please, page numbers if applicable.
Thanks.