Bøger af Giordano Bruno

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La Cena delle ceneri e il primo di sei dialoghi filosofici scritti da Giordano Bruno in Inghilterra a partire dal 1584. Aveva da poco terminato la sua unica commedia, Il candelaio, un verminaio di tipi umani osservati senza pieta in una trama che ridicolizza chi crede di avere sapienza o potere. Il filosofo che finira sul rogo a Campo dei Fiori era gia stato sospettato di eresia e processato. Fuggiva per riuscire ad affermare il suo pensiero. Nella Cena delle ceneri mette in scena un banchetto nel primo giorno di quaresima. Teofilo, alter ego dell'autore, non solo afferma che e la terra a girare intorno al sole, ma anche che ogni cosa ha un'anima e che l'universo e infinito e puo contenere innumerevoli mondi. Di fronte a tre emblematici interlocutori che rappresentano un gentiluomo inglese, un pedante classicista e un servo tutto istinto, in una lingua volgare densa, mette in crisi il pensiero tradizionale interrogandosi sul doloroso contrasto tra tensione all'infinito e limitatezza dell'uomo.

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En 1548, cuatro décadas después de la publicación de De Revolutionibus de Copérnico, Giordano Bruno propuso una nueva cosmología, una nueva metafísica y una nueva ontología acorde con la astronomía copernicana. Del infinito: el universo y los mundos sustituye el mundo ordenado y finito de Aristóteles por un universo homogéneo e infinito sin centro ni circunferencia limitadora, sin Dios creador trascendente, que pueda considerarse él mismo dotado de características divinas del infinito y que evoluciona en el tiempo y el espacio.

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Gli Eroici Furori ����� un'opera scritta da Giordano Bruno nel 1865. Il libro ����� diviso in due parti, la prima delle quali ����� dedicata alla filosofia, alla metafisica e alla teologia, mentre la seconda ����� incentrata sulle poesie e sulla letteratura. Nella prima parte, Bruno discute dell'idea di Dio e della natura dell'universo, affermando che la realt������ ����� composta da un'unica sostanza divina. Egli sostiene inoltre che l'uomo pu������ raggiungere la conoscenza divina attraverso la contemplazione e la meditazione.Nella seconda parte del libro, Bruno presenta una serie di poesie che esplorano temi come l'amore, la morte e la natura umana. Le poesie sono scritte in un linguaggio poetico e simbolico, e riflettono la visione del mondo di Bruno.In generale, Gli Eroici Furori ����� considerato un'opera importante nella storia della filosofia e della letteratura italiane. Bruno ����� stato un pensatore innovativo e controverso del suo tempo, e il suo lavoro ha influenzato molti filosofi e scrittori successivi.This Book Is In Italian.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1887 Edition.

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Thank you for checking out this book by Theophania Publishing. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you soon. We have thousands of titles available, and we invite you to search for us by name, contact us via our website, or download our most recent catalogues. I believe that no translation of Giordano Bruno's works has ever been brought out in English, or, at any rate, no translation of the "Eroici Furori," and therefore I have had no help from previous renderings. I have, for the most part, followed the text as closely as possible, especially in the sonnets, which are frequently rendered line for line. Form is lacking in the original, and would, owing to the unusual and often fantastic clothing of the ideas, be difficult to apply in the translation. He seems to have written down his grand ideas hurriedly, and, as Levi says, probably intended to retouch the work before printing.

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Giordano Bruno compose nel 1582 una commedia filosofica molto particolare: Il Candelaio. Non fatevi ingannare dal titolo, poiché non stiamo parlando... di candele! Questo termine, infatti, se ripreso nella sua accezione dialettale napoletana, è una delle forme spregiative con cui venivano etichettati gli omosessuali. Quest'opera, che è stata trattata molto male nel corso del tempo, né tanto meno fu compresa dalla società che ne vide i natali, rappresenta, invece, la rottura con gli schemi tradizionali della commedia rinascimentale e anticipa la rivoluzione che Goldoni opererà in campo teatrale due secoli dopo.

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La Cena delle ceneri è il primo di sei dialoghi filosofici scritti da Giordano Bruno in Inghilterra a partire dal 1584. Aveva da poco terminato la sua unica commedia, Il candelaio, un verminaio di tipi umani osservati senza pietà in una trama che ridicolizza chi crede di avere sapienza o potere. Il filosofo che finirà sul rogo a Campo dei Fiori era già stato sospettato di eresia e processato. Fuggiva per riuscire ad affermare il suo pensiero. Nella Cena delle ceneri mette in scena un banchetto nel primo giorno di quaresima. Teofilo, alter ego dell'autore, non solo afferma che è la terra a girare intorno al sole, ma anche che ogni cosa ha un'anima e che l'universo è infinito e può contenere innumerevoli mondi. Di fronte a tre emblematici interlocutori che rappresentano un gentiluomo inglese, un pedante classicista e un servo tutto istinto, in una lingua volgare densa, mette in crisi il pensiero tradizionale interrogandosi sul doloroso contrasto tra tensione all'infinito e limitatezza dell'uomo.

La Cena de le ceneri è il primo dialogo filosofico che Giordano Bruno pubblica a Londra. Siamo nell'anno 1584 e Bruno scrive in italiano, dedicando l'opera all'ambasciatore francese Michel de Castelnau, presso il quale era ospite dopo aver lasciato la Francia nell'aprile del 1583. Inquadrabile nell'ambito della filosofia della natura, in essa Bruno, collegandosi alla teoria copernicana, descrive un universo infinito nel quale il divino è onnipresente, la materia eterna e in perenne mutazione.

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Series: Collana scolastica di testi filosofici

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