Part 2 Coincidentia Oppositorum: Theological Reform

In: Nicholas of Cusa and the Making of the Early Modern World
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Simon J.G. Burton
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151–152

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Series:  Studies in the History of Christian Traditions, Volume: 190
Cover Nicholas of Cusa and the Making of the Early Modern World
E-Book ISBN:
9789004385689
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Brill
Print Publication Date:
02 Jan 2019
Introduction: Nicholas of Cusa and Early Modern Reform
Part 1 Reformatio Generalis: Ecclesiastical Reform
Chapter 2 The Reform of Space for Prayer: Ecclesia primitiva in Nicholas of Cusa and Leon Battista Alberti
Chapter 3 “Papista Insanissima”: Papacy and Reform in Nicholas of Cusa’s Reformatio Generalis (1459) and the Early Martin Luther (1517–19)
Chapter 4 Nicholas of Cusa and Paolo Sarpi: Copernicanism and Conciliarism in Early Modern Venice
Chapter 6 Ignorantia Non Docta: John Calvin and Nicholas of Cusa’s Neglected Trinitarian Legacy
Chapter 7 Nicholas of Cusa and Pantheism in Early Modern Catholic Theology
Part 3 Explicatio Visionis: Reform of Perspective
Chapter 9 “The Sacred Circle of All-Being”: Cusanus, Lord Brooke, and Peter Sterry
Chapter 10 Varieties of Spiritual Sense: Cusanus and John Smith
Chapter 11 Motion, Space, and Early Modern Re-formations of the Cosmos: Nicholas of Cusa’s Anima Mundi and Henry More’s Spirit of Nature
Part 4 Mathesis Universalis: Reform of Method
Chapter 13 Nicholas Cusanus and Guillaume Postel on Learning and Docta Ignorantia
Chapter 14 The Book Metaphor Triadized: the Layman’s Bible and God’s Books in Raymond of Sabunde, Nicholas of Cusa and Jan Amos Comenius
Chapter 15 “Squaring the Circle”: Cusan Metaphysics and the Pansophic Vision of Jan Amos Comenius
Chapter 16 Cusanus and Leibniz: Symbolic Explorations of Infinity as a Ladder to God
Epilogue: Ernst Cassirer and Renaissance Cultural Studies

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