Abstract
Indulged in a captivating examination of Amiri Baraka's artistic development, this research explores the literary terrain of Baraka, his transformational odyssey, and the distinctive language of resistance, with a specific emphasis on The System of Dante's Hell. Baraka's creative sphere is deeply influenced by the vibrant imagery as well as socio-political commentary presented in The System of Dante's Hell, serving as a source of inspiration. This exploration highlights Baraka's exceptional ability in combining personal development with social criticism, underscoring his mastery of language as a potent means of expressing opposition and rebellion, reminiscent of the central themes explored in Dante's Inferno. The research employs a comprehensive methodology to conduct painstaking literary analysis, examining the complex themes, subtle stylistic elements, and narrative frameworks present in Baraka's work. The analytical technique reveals significant correlations between his narrative style and the fundamental themes of Dante's Inferno, demonstrating how Baraka ingeniously adapts Dante's structure to express his own socio-political critique and acts of resistance. As readers explore the various aspects of Baraka's artistic realm, the study reveals the complexities of his defiance against conventional language, offering fascinating perspectives on the merging of personal and societal upheaval.