On the Dignity of Man, On Being and the One, Heptaplus

Giovanni Pico della Mirandola · Charles Glenn Wallis · Paul J. W Miller · Douglas Carmichael

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Renaissance and Early Modern Studies Medieval Philosophy and Theology Historical Philosophy and Science

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Reflecting the broad range of interests of a major Renaissance philosopher and his distinctive brand of syncretism, this anthology offers in their entirety three central works of Pico's. On the Dignity of Man , the quintessential expression of Renaissance humanism, appears in the context of two lesser known but equally representative mature works: On Being and the One , a treatise defending what Pico held to be the agreement between Aristotle and Plato on the relation between unity and being, and Heptaplus , an interpretation, influenced by a blend of cabalism and Christian doctrine, of the first verses of Genesis. New Selected Bibliography.

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