Ludovico Beccadelli sull’immortalità dell’anima. Una prospettiva in lingua volgare

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rivista	RIVISTA DI FILOSOFIA NEO-SCOLASTICA
fascicolo	RIVISTA DI FILOSOFIA NEO-SCOLASTICA - 2014 - 3
titolo	Ludovico Beccadelli sull’immortalità dell’anima. Una prospettiva in lingua volgare
autore	Marco Sgarbi
editore	Vita e Pensiero
formato	Articolo \| Pdf
online da	10-2014
issn	00356247 (stampa) \| 18277926 (digitale)

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This paper examines the problem of the immortality of the soul in the Renaissance with particular reference to the manuscript treatise written by Ludovico Beccadelli (1501-1572), which is transcribed as appendix. Beccadelli’s work is significant first of all because it represents one of the few works on the immortality of the soul in the vernacular language and therefore addressed to different audience in comparison to that common to read such complex questions in the Latin language. In addition, the manuscript is a response to the concerns of the Apostolici regiminis and is a typical work of the Counter-reformation Italian philosophy, influenced by other writings such as those of the Cardinal Gasparo Contarini. Last, Beccadelli’s perspective is peculiar of this period in its attempt to reconcile Aristotle with the Christian doctrine, relying mainly on the interpretation of Simplicius and most of all that of Themistius. Keywords: Beccadelli, immortality of the soul, vernacular language, Renaissance, Aristostle, Contarini, Temistio

Descrizione

This paper examines the problem of the immortality of the soul in the Renaissance with particular reference to the manuscript treatise written by Ludovico Beccadelli (1501-1572), which is transcribed as appendix. Beccadelli’s work is significant first of all because it represents one of the few works on the immortality of the soul in the vernacular language and therefore addressed to different audience in comparison to that common to read such complex questions in the Latin language. In addition, the manuscript is a response to the concerns of the Apostolici regiminis and is a typical work of the Counter-reformation Italian philosophy, influenced by other writings such as those of the Cardinal Gasparo Contarini. Last, Beccadelli’s perspective is peculiar of this period in its attempt to reconcile Aristotle with the Christian doctrine, relying mainly on the interpretation of Simplicius and most of all that of Themistius.

Keywords: Beccadelli, immortality of the soul, vernacular language, Renaissance, Aristostle, Contarini, Temistio