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Deluges, the Great Year, and Great Conjunctions in Albert the Great's Aristotelian Paraphrases

Authors: palazzo, alessandro;

Deluges, the Great Year, and Great Conjunctions in Albert the Great's Aristotelian Paraphrases

Abstract

Albert examined the Biblical and natural deluges in connection with other issues (e.g., Great Year; great conjunctions; development of civilization; cyclic recurrence of ideas and laws; etc.). The deluges provided him with both a framework for a philosophical explanation of the natural catastrophes and a privileged vantage point for studying the connections between science, religion, myth, and history. This paper aims discusses these subjects in a few Albert’s works (Meteora, De causis proprietatum elementorum, De caelo).

Alberto studia il Diluvio biblico e i diluvi naturali in relazione ad altre questioni (Grande Anno, grandi congiunzioni, sviluppo della civiltà, ricorso ciclico di idee e leggi; ecc.). I diluvi costituiscono sia la cornice di una spiegazione filosofica delle catastrofi naturali, sia un punto di vista privilegiato per lo studio delle relazioni tra scienza, religione, mito e storia. Questo articolo analizza questi temi in alcune opere di Alberto (Meteora, De causis proprietatum elementorum, De caelo).

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Medieval Philosophy; Albert the Great; Deluge; Catastrophe; Astrology

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