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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Renaissance philosophy"”.

  1. Spinoza's Neoplatonism: The Metaphysics of the Unitive Knowledge and Love of God

    Spinoza’s philosophy engages a vast array of topics and influences, which has resulted in a great diversity of interpretations. Among historically informed readings, there is a great amount of scholarship today on how the different sources of Spinoza shaped various aspects of his philosophy. …

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  2. Seeing the Word : John Dee and Renaissance Occultism

    This study reassesses the occult philosophy of the British polymath John Dee (1527-1609). Focusing on his treatise Monas hieroglyphica (1564) and his notorious angelic conversations in the 1580s, it describes Dee’s philosophical career as a continuous search for a language which could yield …

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  3. The Early-Modernization of the Classical Muse

    … of the Classical Muse juxtaposes ancient and Renaissance uses of the Muse to retrieve her from the status of mere literary convention. I draw on Hans Blumenbergs 'reoccupation' (Umbesetzung) thesis, which locates in philosophy concerns originally raised in myth, to argue that the poet's …

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