In Early Modern Aristotle, Eva Del Soldato examines treatises, legends, proverbs, fictions, and rhetorical tropes to trace how recourse to the authority of Aristotle shaped intellectual discourse even during a period that challenged and overturned much of his teaching.
In Early Modern Aristotle, Eva Del Soldato examines treatises, legends, proverbs, fictions, and rhetorical tropes to trace how recourse to the authority of Aristotle shaped intellectual discourse even during a period that challenged and overturned much of his teaching.
Chronology Introduction Chapter 1. Comparing Philosophers: How to Elevate or Undermine an Authority Chapter 2. Comparationes and External Aids Chapter 3. Learning, Protecting, Advertising: Comparationes in University Halls Chapter 4. Customizing Authorities: Legends, Anecdotes, Fictions Chapter 5. If Aristotle Were Alive, or the Paradoxical Ways of Authority Epilogue Appendix A. Preface by Alfonso Pandolfi to His Comparatio Appendix B. Federico Pendasio's Comparatio Appendix C. Skeptical Attitudes Toward Philosophical Concordiae Appendix D. Francesco Vimercato's De Dogmatibus Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments
Chronology Introduction Chapter 1. Comparing Philosophers: How to Elevate or Undermine an Authority Chapter 2. Comparationes and External Aids Chapter 3. Learning, Protecting, Advertising: Comparationes in University Halls Chapter 4. Customizing Authorities: Legends, Anecdotes, Fictions Chapter 5. If Aristotle Were Alive, or the Paradoxical Ways of Authority Epilogue Appendix A. Preface by Alfonso Pandolfi to His Comparatio Appendix B. Federico Pendasio's Comparatio Appendix C. Skeptical Attitudes Toward Philosophical Concordiae Appendix D. Francesco Vimercato's De Dogmatibus Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments
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