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Bestiari Medieval

Authors: Martín Pascual, Llúcia;

Bestiari Medieval

Abstract

L’interés pel món natural sempre ha estat present al llarg de la història. Conéixer l’entorn, qüestionar els fenòmens naturals, donar una explicació a les conductes dels éssers que ens envolten, és una necessitat que han desenvolupat els humans des de temps ancestrals. La ciència moderna ha creat disciplines com la biologia, la zoologia o l’ecologia, que s’ocupen de l’observació i la descripció de les espècies, de la seua evolució, i a més, les classifiquen, les estudien i es preocupen per la seva conservació. A l’edat mitjana, però, la naturalesa es concebia com una obra de Déu, el reflex de l’essència del seu Creador, i el que pertocava era admirar-la i aprendre del seu exemple. No és estrany, doncs, que als anomenats «segles obscurs» també sorgís una extensa cultura enciclopèdica que, tot i que buscava les arrels en la cultura clàssica, fonamentalment en els tractats aristotèlics, conjugava aquest saber natural amb les creences cristianes.

Aquest registre conté únicament un extracte de l'obra.

Keywords

Bestiaris, Tradició textual, Tradició animalística, Didactisme, Medieval, Simbologia

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