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Dialoghi piani di Fra’ Agnello Mancin SU GLI EROICI FURORI DI GIORDANO BRUNO INTERLOCUTORE FRANCO MANGANELLI

2000ALFREDO GUIDA 2000 224 PP. FONDO DI MAGAZZINO: LIEVI SEGNI DEL TEMPO, VOLUME PARI AL NUOVO. I "Dialoghi" su "Gli eroici Furori" di Giordano Bruno non pretandono di essere una ricerca sul filosofo nolano, ma sono - appunto - un dialogo su e con "l'eroico furioso". Ed il dialogo, si sa, è un modo di procedere insieme tentando di armonizzare i bagagli culturali dei conversanti. D'altra parte, poiché il Nolano ha celato negli "Eroici furori" "gli tesori più grandi con maggior diligenza e cura", lasciando "a qualche maschio ingegno il pensiero e il negocio di chiarir la cosa significata", si può presumere che egli si sia compiaciuto nel constatare chela sua sfida sia stata accettata ancora una volta. Parole e frasi comuni abbiamo visto afferma allegoria Atteone Badaloni bello bontà cammino spirituale Cantico Cantico dei Cantici cecità centro certo Chardin Chiesa Cicada cieco cielo Circe Concilio Vaticano concittadino condizione considerato contemplazione contenuti conversazione corpoCristo dell'anima dialogo Diana dice divino delle perfezioni Ebbene Eroici Furori evidenzia Fides et ratio furioso Gabriele La Porta Gaudium et spes Gesù Giordano Bruno Giovanni della Croce GIOVANNI PAOLO Giulia illuminazione impulsi naturali infatti interpretazione l'altro l'amore l'anima l'intelletto l'uomo legge Lettera enciclica Fides luce divina materia mente mondo natura Ninfa Nolano nove giovani parla passo pensiero perlomeno piano possa possibile potenze inferiori potenze superiori precisa presenteprocedere proprio punto raggione realizzare realtà relazione ricordo Roqueplo ruota San Giovanni scrive sembra senso significato sintonia spirito splendor tabella Tansillo tappa Teilhard de Chardin teologia ternario delle perfezioni ternario divino trascendenza trova un'allegoria vale a dire vaso vedere verità vero versetti verso

Studio Paola Brancato · Italie17,99 €

Wiener, M.MareMagnum

DIE LYRIK DER KABBALAH; EINE ANTHOLOGIE

1920Hardcover, 8vo, 188 pages, 23 cm. In German. Series: His Die geistliche Lyrik der Juden; Variation: Wiener, M. ; (Meir) , 1893-1941. Geistliche Lyrik der Juden. SUBJECT(S) : Cabala. Jewish religious poetry. Weiner (18931941) was a poet, novelist, and literary critic. Born in Cracow, Wiener received a traditional and secular education and was influenced by his tutor, Ben-Zion Rappaport. Until his departure for the Soviet Union he wrote mostly in German, including Messias, a collection of mystical meditative elegies; Die Lyrik der Kabbalah, a selection of Hebrew religious poetry in free translation with introductory notes. He attempted to define Jewish identity and destiny while vacillating between spiritual Zionism and Martin Buber 's teaching on the one hand, and social political radicalism and expressionistic trends in art and literature on the other. He probed deeply into traditional Hebrew poetry and Jewish mysticism and their human and religious significance for modern people in general, and the Jews in particular. His personal and ideological disappointments, lack of a sense of mission, and absence of a place in the intellectual life in Western and Central Europe, as well as his contacts with leftist circles in Berlin and Vienna, including Soviet Yiddish authors Leyb Kvitko and Der Nister, caused him to immigrate to the Soviet Union, where he concentrated his energy and talents on Yiddish literature. His main work there was devoted to the research and publications of the Jewish scientific institutes in Kharkov, Kiev, and Moscow in the 1920s and 1930s, where he also played an important role as counselor, editor, and teacher. He headed the Department of Yiddish Language and Literature at Moscow State Pedagogical Institute and directed and participated in the editing of Yiddish literature ranging from folk-song collections and the anonymous comedy Di Genarte Velt, to the writings of Solomon Ettinger, Israel Axenfeld, Sholem Yankev Abramovitsh, and Sholem Aleichem. His editions have served as models ever since; his prefaces to these editions were collected along with additional articles and published in his book Tsu der Geshikhte fun der Yidisher Lite ratur in Nayntsentn Yorhundert. Despite his declared allegiance to Marxist criticism, he had to defend himself in 1932 against critics who accused him of dangerous deviationism. (Shmeruk and Krutikov in EJ, 2007) . Tear to cover binding. Light wear to edges and corners. Light wear to binding. Very good condition. (Rab-44-3)

Dan Wyman Books LLC · États-Unis100,00 €

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