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Book 2017talian literature. Filippo Andrei argues that Giovanni Boccaccio‘s .Decameron. has a significant though concealed engagement with philosophy, and that the philosophical implications of its narratives can be understood through an epistemological approach to the text. He analyzes the influence of Dant

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Quantenmechanik und Hilbertraumtheorie,ng knowledge and understanding. As Boccaccio maintains, the obscure nature of poetry originates in the ‘womb of God’ and is given as a gift to a select few; moreover, poetic imagination appears to be a cognitive tool that takes advantage of the intuitive power of the mind.

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,Zur Komplexität des Simplexalgorithmus,. to the . is most properly understood in relation to the Thomistic ethical system. Such a reading elicits a theory of action that has significant implications for the transition from scholastic philosophy to humanism.

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2945-5936 nterested in comparative literature.Complicates Boccaccio’s .This book explores the tangled relationship between literary production and epistemological foundation as exemplified in one of the masterpieces of Italian literature. Filippo Andrei argues that Giovanni Boccaccio‘s .Decameron. has a signi

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Lineare Operatoren in Hilberträumen experience as a sort of intellectual and spiritual progression. Similarly to Dante’s ., the . can be read as a journey toward the acquisition of knowledge. The . of the . and Boccaccio’s minor works can be used to explain this aspect insofar as they share the same modality of an allegorical voyage of the soul for the apprehension of knowledge.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-54425-9the . show how this metaphorical tool can be considered not only a structuring device of Boccaccio’s discourse, but also a ‘veil,’ a poetical strategy which is able to both conceal and to reveal philosophical knowledge.

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,Boccaccio’s Mountain and the Voyage of the Soul, experience as a sort of intellectual and spiritual progression. Similarly to Dante’s ., the . can be read as a journey toward the acquisition of knowledge. The . of the . and Boccaccio’s minor works can be used to explain this aspect insofar as they share the same modality of an allegorical voyage of the soul for the apprehension of knowledge.

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