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Francesco Patrizi da Cherso's Criticism of Aristotle's Logic Francesco Patrizi da Cherso's Criticism of Aristotle's Logic

Vivarium, 2007
AbstractFrancesco Patrizi da Cherso's Discussiones peripateticae (1581) are one of the most comprehensive analyses of the whole of Aristotelian philosophy to be published before Werner Jaeger's Aristoteles. The main thrust of the argument in the Discussiones is that whatever Aristotle had said that was true was not new, and that whatever he had said ...
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Francesco Patrizi

2012
Il lavoro tratteggia il profilo intellettuale del pensatore chersino illustrandone, da un lato, la tensione costitutiva fra rilettura dell’eredità umanistica e dissenso; riservando, d’altro lato, particolare attenzione alla riflessione sul rapporto fra linguaggio, storiografia e potere politico; all’impianto filologico-storico della sua violenta ...
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Francesco Patrizi und die hermetische Philosophie

2004
Unser Autor1 wurde am 25. April 1529 als Frane Petric von vornehmen kroatischen Eltern auf der damals venezianischen Insel Cres (italienisch: Cherso) vor der dalmatinischen Kuste geboren.1554 erlaubte ihm sein Vater, ein Jahr in Deutschland (Ingolstadt) zu studieren. Damals vor allem legte er die Basis fur seine hervorragende Kenntnis des Griechischen.
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Francesco Patrizi

2009
Patrizi ist der bedeutendste kroat. Denker der Renaissance. Sein Werk umfasst unterschiedlichste Wissensbereiche von meteorologischen und astronomischen Themen bis zu geschichtsphilosophischen und poetologischen Theorien. Durch die innovative Transformation des neuplatonischen Denkens entwickelte P.
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Francesco Patrizi: Heavenly Spheres and Flocks of Cranes

1980
In this essay I shall aim primarily at two goals. The first is to rediscuss a chapter in the history of the fortunes of Copernicanism. The second is to emphasize, through the close examination of a few texts, the meaning of some of the astronomical and cosmological doctrines in the work of Francesco Patrizi of Cherso (1529–1597).1 By means of this two ...
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An Introduction to Francesco Patrizi's.

The Journal of Philosophy, 1943
H. T. C., Benjamin Brickman
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An Introduction to The Happy City by Francesco Patrizi of Cherso

2019
Patrizi’s The Happy City (HC) is a work that defies classifications. The key to understanding it is to recognize its Platonic inspiration and Aristotelian influence. The HC ingeniously restructures Aristotle’s analysis of the ideal city in Politics VII–VIII.
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Patrizi da Cherso, Francesco (1529–97)

2018
Francesco Patrizi was an Italian humanist and anti-Aristotelian who took up a newly-founded chair of Platonic philosophy at Ferrara in 1578, the first such chair in Europe. Through his various writings he contributed to poetic theory, rhetoric, and historiography, as well as to military history and hydraulics.
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Francesco Patrizi interprete di Petrarca

2005
Il VII sonetto di RVF di Francesco Petrarca e' stato commentato da Francesco Patrizi in un suo scritto giovanile.
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A Recurring Image in Francesco Patrizi of Cherso: the Ruins

2022
In this article, I start by examining the myth of the «great ruin» contained in Francesco Patrizi’s Dialoghi della retorica (Venice, 1562), highlighting one particular aspect of this story: the theme of «vestiges», that is, of what remains after the destructive occurrence of a catastrophe.
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