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Creazionismo: Il dibattito antico da Anassagora a Galeno
No full textTraduzione italiana con nuova prefazione dell'autore e postfazione del curatore del volume di D. Sedley, Creationism and Its Critics in Antiquity
L'iride e la Trinità: Osservazioni sulle fonti di Basil. Ep. 38.5
No full textThe focus of this contribution is to examine the section 5 (Courtonne) of Basil’s Letter 38 devoted to the rainbow considered as a physical metaphor of the Trinity. The main purpose is to scrutinize the likely ancient pagan sources of Basil’s description of rainbow’s formation. The present article concludes by pointing out that the sources used by Basil could be traced back to Aristotle’s Meteorology and the Stoics (especially Posidonius), without denying an Epicurean influence too. The most interesting point is that the author of the letter seems to occasionally modify the ancient sources on the rainbow he consults in order to make the explanation of the rainbow consistent with his theological/Trinitarian scope. Since several studies confirmed the deep interest of Basil in the explanation of natural phenomena (always for theological and not scientific goals) on the basis of the theories of the ancient pagan Greek philosophers, it cannot be ruled out the possibility that Basil actually was the author of this epistle. This question is very problematic; it is not resolved but, in my opinion, it should also be reconsidered in the light of the part of the letter devoted to the comparison with the rainbow
La felicità aristotelica tra la morte e la sorte: note di commento ad Aristotele "Etica Nicomachea" I 11
Full text linkAnalisi di Aristotele, "Etica Nicomachea" I 11
M. Beretta-F. Citti (a cura di), Lucrezio, la natura e la scienza, Olschki, Firenze 2008
No full textF.G. Masi, Epicuro e la filosofia della mente. Il XXV libro dell’opera Sulla Natura, Academia Verlag, Sankt Augustin 2006
No full textRecensione del volume di F.G. Masi "Epicuro e la filosofia della mente
Platone, Opere complete in cd-rom con il testo greco, a cura di G. Iannotta-A. Manchi-D. Papitto, itinerari di navigazione a cura di G. Giannanatoni, Laterza, Roma-Bari 2008
No full textGiovanni Pugliese Carratelli (Napoli 1911 – Roma 2010)
No full textVoce dedicata a G. Pugliese Carratelli all'interno del volume monografico del "Nuovo Giornale di Filosofia della Religione" su "Il pensiero filosofico-religioso italiano del Novecento" a cura di Omar Brino e Claudio Belloni
La polemica contro il cristianesimo come religione incivile in Minucio Felice e Celso
No full textThe article focuses on the polemic of Pagan philosophers towards Christianity in the 2nd century AD. This polemic is to be considered crucial for the historical-theoretical understanding of the genesis of the complex philosophical problem of civil religion. It was precisely the criticisms that Pagan philosophers levelled against the Christians that, on the one hand, reinforced the traditional concept of religion as a civil and political phenomenon, and, on the other hand, in reacting to these criticisms, led the Christians themselves to raise the issue of the compatibility of their doctrine with political power. The article will examine this matter in two important authors : Minucius Felix, who wrote the Octavius (around 200), one of the earliest apologetic dialogues, and Celsus, the Middle-Platonic philosopher who drafted the Alethes logos (around 177-180), the discourse, reasoning or true word/wisdom, a work we know only fragmentarily through Origen’s Contra Celsum
Recensione di F. Decleva Caizzi, Pirroniana, Led, Milano 2020 (319 pp.)
No full textRecensione di F. Decleva Caizzi, Pirroniana, Led, Milano 2020 (319 pp.
T. Kouremenos-G.M. Parássoglou-K. Tsantsanoglou (eds.), The Derveni Papyrus, Studi e Testi per il Corpus dei Papiri Filosofici Greci e Latini 13, Olschki, Firenze 2006
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