Alfonso de la Torre's Vision deleytable : : philosophical rationalism and the religious imagination in 15th century Spain / / Luis M. Giron-Negron.
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Place / Publishing House: | Leiden ;, Boston : : Brill,, [2001] ©2001 |
Year of Publication: | 2001 |
Language: | English |
Series: | Medieval Iberian Peninsula
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Physical Description: | 1 online resource (324 pages) |
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Acknowledgements
- ABBREVIATIONS
- Introduction
- Chapter One: Philosophical Didacticism and Visión Deleytable: Jewish and Christian Contexts in 15th Century Spain
- Originality and the Encyclopedic Tradition
- Latin Scholasticism in 15th Century Spain
- Alfonso de la Torre and Salamancan Scholasticism
- 1. Biographical Sketch
- 2. Scholasticism and Christian Doctrine in Visión Deleytable
- Visión Deleytable and the Didactic Tradition
- De la Torre's Philosophy Curriculum: a Hispano-Jewish Context
- Spanish Translations of Hebrew Literature in the 15th Century
- Some Remarks on 15th Century Jewish Philosophy Curricula
- Visión Deleytable, Popular Skepticism and the Radical Aristotelians
- Chapter Two: Alfonso de la Torre's Religious Philosophy
- Introduction
- The Narrative Frame of Visión Deleytable
- Visión's Curriculum: An Overview
- The Mountain's Ascent: Alfonso de la Torre on the Liberal Arts
- 1. Grammar
- 2. Logic
- 3. Rhetoric
- 4. Arithmetic
- "In the House of Wisdom": Metaphysics and Theology in Visión
- 1. On the Conditions for the Study of Philosophy
- 2. Divine Existence, Unity and lncorporeality
- 3. Divine Omnipotence and Divine Knowledge
- 4. Divine Goodness and the Final End of the World
- 5. Providence
- 6. Astrology
- 7. Cosmogony
- 8. Angelology and Prophecy: Some General Remarks
- 9. Kabbalah and Magic
- "In the House of Nature": Natural Philosophy in Visión Deleytable
- 1. Cosmology
- 2. Intellect and Immortality
- "In the House of Reason": De la Torre's Moral Philosophy
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Bien aventurança as the Ultimate Good
- 3. Towards the Aristotelian Doctrine of Virtue: the Natural Passions
- 4. The Cardinal Virtues
- 5. Politics and Economics
- 6. The End of Man According to Reason
- Conclusion.
- Chapter Three: The Medieval and Renaissance Fate of Visión Deleytable
- Introduction
- The Editorial Fate of Visión Deleytable
- Visión Deleytable in the 15th Century and the Golden Age
- Philosophical Themes in Medieval Spanish Literature
- Providence and Fortune in 15th Century Spanish Literature
- Juan de Mena's Laberinto de Fortuna
- Cosmogony and Theodicy in Santillana's Bias contra Fortuna
- Fernando de Rojas as a Reader of Visión
- Concluding Remarks: Visión Deleytable and the Study of Religion
- Bibliography
- Index Nominum
- MEDIEVAL IBERIAN PENINSULA.