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Translator's Introduction
Letter of Dedication to A. Warburg
1. Nicholas Cusanus
2. Cusanus in Italy
3. Freedom and Necessity in the Philosophy of the Renaissance
4. The Subject-Object Problem in the Philosophy of the Renaissance
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Bill Heyer
reviewed Individual and the Cosmos in Renaissance Philosophy on February 28, 2013 Individual and the Cosmos in Renaissance Philosophy
My favorite text on the philosophy of the Renaissance (and the preceding Middle Ages). Cassirer rewards over and over again. I've been through this text three times and I keep finding more treasure.
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