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L'impossibile volere. Tommaso d'Aquino i tomisti e la volontà
Vita e pensiero 2025 268 pages in8. 2025. Broché. 268 pages.
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Wim Fran ois, Violet Soen, Anthony Dupont, Andrea Aldo Robiglio (eds)
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Authority Revisited. Towards Thomas More and Erasmus in 1516
, Brepols, 2021 Hardback, 604 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:2 tables b/w., Language(s):English, French. ISBN 9782503590615.
Summary In the year 1516, two crucial texts for the cultural history of the West saw the light: Desiderius Erasmus' Nouum Instrumentum and Thomas More's Utopia. Both of these works dealt freely with authoritative sources of Western civilization and opened new pathways of thought on the eve of far-reaching religious and political changes. This book volume deals with aspects of the content, reception and influence of Nouum Instrumentum and Utopia in the (Early) Modern Era, while also focusing upon the sources they used and critically adopted. The overall approach is that both texts have contributed dramatically to the rise of (early) modern Western thought and have influenced the next generations in their literary, philosophical and theological works. This volume, multidisciplinary in scope, brings together contributions from the fields of bible exegesis, theology, philosophy, philology and history. TABLE OF CONTENTS Authority Revisited: Leuven's 500th Year Commemoration of Erasmus' Nouum Instrumentum and More's Utopia (Wim Fran ois) Thomas More, Erasmus of Rotterdam, Humanist Erudition, Bible Philology and the Authority of the Classical Tradition (Uwe Baumann) Part I How to Order Four into One: Harmonizing the Gospels at the Dawn of Biblical Humanism (Serena Masolini) Authority, Does It Displace the Judgment? Lorenzo Valla, Desiderius Erasmus, and the Rise of the Modern Homo Grammaticus (Jakub Koryl) Traditional Features in Erasmus' Nouum Instrumentum and the Order of the Writings of the New Testament (Henk Jan de Jonge) Patristic Concepts of Original Sin in Erasmus' Annotationes in Epistulam ad Romanos (Christian Houth Vrangb k) Dette des traductions espagnoles des vangiles envers le Nouum Testamentum d' rasme et ses Annotationes (H l ne Rabaey) Erasmus on I ad Corinthios 14. 15-19: The Erasmian Theology of Music and Its Legacy in Reformation England (Hyun-Ah Kim) Seruare uirginem suam: Martin Bucer and Stephen Gardiner on I Cor. 7. 36-38 and the Prohibition of Clerical Marriage (Nicholas Thompson) The Reception of Erasmus' New Testament in the Louvain Franciscan Study House: The Case of Nicholas Tacitus Zegers and Adam Sasbout (Antonio Gerace) The Impact of Erasmus on the 1614 Pauline Commentary of Cornelius a Lapide, S.J. (Daniel James [fr. Benedict] Fischer) Part II The First Edition of Thomas More's Utopia in Louvain, Its Printer Dirk Martens and the Erasmian Network in Early Modern Europe: Exploring the Role of a Humanist Network in a Printing House in the Low Countries (Renaud Adam) The Traveller Returns: Utopia and the City of God (Gillian Clark) Waging War for Justice: Utopian Wars and the Roman Expansion (Jacob Langeloh) Utopian Curiosity: Thomas More on the Desire to Know (Alissa MacMillan) Travels with a Monkey: Raphael Hythlodaye's Books (Eil an N Chuillean in) John Clement and the Heritage of More and Erasmus (Grantley McDonald) Biblical index General index
Alexander of Aphrodisias in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance
, Brepols, 2021 Hardback, 223 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:3 col., Language(s):English, Italian, French. ISBN 9782503588278.
Summary The greatest ancient interpreter of Aristotle, Alexander of Aphrodisias (fl. 200 AD) exerted a profound and enduring influence upon philosophy from Boethius until the modern era. Alexander's interpretations laid the foundation for multiple philosophical views which were promoted as quintessentially Aristotelian by both Islamic and Latin thinkers throughout the Middle Ages. In the Renaissance, the University of Padua, a leading center of philosophical education and thought, established a scholarly tradition named ?Alexandrinism? after him. Paolo Accattino (1950-2015), a distinguished scholar of Alexander, made many noteworthy advancements to the field. With the aim of honoring Accattino's memory, lifelong colleagues and associates P. Donini and L. Bertelli discuss his contributions. They are joined by a cohort of scholars (A. Bertolacci, M. Di Giovanni, J. Biard, A. Corbini, E. Rubino, L. Silvano, B. Bartocci, P.D. Omodeo, F. Iurlaro) who explore various key elements of Alexander's legacy from Ibn S?n? to Hugo de Groot. The volume presents new understandings concerning the reception of Alexander, offers new lines of inquiry, and opens potential avenues of research regarding his medieval and Renaissance afterlife. TABLE OF CONTENTS Lucio Bertelli, Paolo Accattino lettore della Politica di Aristotele Pierluigi Donini, Paolo Accattino interprete del De intellectu di Alessandro di Afrodisia Amos Bertolacci, "The Excellent among the Earlier Scholars": Alexander of Aphrodisias in Avicenna's Metaphysics Matteo DI Giovanni, New Wine in Old Vessels: Alexander of Aphrodisias as a Source for Averroes' Metaphysics Jo l Biard, L'alexandrisme comme rationalit philosophique Amos Corbini, ?Alexander of Aphrodisias? in the Medieval Latin Tradition of the Posterior Analytics: Some Remarks Elisa Rubino, Alberto il Grande e il commento ai Meteorologica di Alessandro di Afrodisia Luigi Silvano, (Pseudo-)Alexander of Aphrodisias between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance: Notes on the Afterlife of the Medical Puzzles and Physical Problems Barbara Bartocci, Topics and Syllogistic: Agostino Nifo Reading Alexander of Aphrodisias Pietro Daniel Omodeo, Presence/Absence of Alexander of Aphrodisias in Renaissance Cosmo-Psychology Francesca Iurlaro, Hugo Grotius' Translation of Alexander of Aphrodisias' De fato in His Philosophorum sententiae de Fato (1648) Index
