The pain and pleasure of being oneself : Telesio interprets Hippocrates

P. 269-278

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  • Introduction
  • Aristotelian moral philosophy and jewish ethics in Yoḥanan Alemanno
  • Agostino Nifo on averroist beatitude : the moral risk of being necessarily happy
  • Intelletto e coscienza individuale nel Lumen gentium di ‘Ovadyah Sforno
  • Pomponazzi, Da Costa e il mito dell'immortalità dell'anima
  • Introduction
  • Part-whole interdependence and the presence of form in matter according to some fifteenth-century platonists
  • Aux limites de la métaphysique : parties, indivisibles et contact chez Suárez
  • Indivisibles, parts, and wholes in Rubio's Treatise on the composition of continuum (1605)
  • Dissecting nature ad vivum : parts and wholes in Francis Bacon's Natural philosophy
  • From active matter to inertia, from celerity to slowness : the motion of atoms and of compound bodies in Gassendi's physics
  • Francesco Patrizi e l'arte del linguaggio
  • The adumbratio kabbalae christianae and the problem of its authorship
  • The controversy over atomism in seventeenth-century Naples : Francesco d'Andrea vs. Giovanni Battista de Benedictis
  • Telesio the Euripidean
  • The pain and pleasure of being oneself : Telesio interprets Hippocrates
  • Il primo dei moderni e la diffusione delle sue opere : su due recenti volumi telesiani
  • Flos historiarum, flos orationum : l'antologia storica fra antico e moderno
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  DOI: 10.19272/202204101016

  ISSN: 1724-0441

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