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Abu Nasr al-Farabi

Authors: Cecilia Martini;

Abu Nasr al-Farabi

Abstract

La predicazione πρὀς ἕν è una delle dottrine cruciali della Metafisica che Aristotele presenta per mantenere l’unità della metafisica come scienza e di ogni scienza. La tradizione esegetica neoplatonica successiva estenderà questo tipo di predicazione per spiegare la relazione tra forme e particolari - e per confutare le obiezioni stesse di Aristotele all’esistenza di forme platoniche. In seguito, gli scolastici medievali – Tommaso d’Aquino in testa – riformuleranno questa nozione nei termini della dottrina dell’analogia, estendendola dalla predicazione omonima o equivoca dell’essere alle realtà create al rapporto tra creature e Dio. Nel contributo si indaga il ruolo di Abū Naṣr al-Fārābī nella storia di questa elaborazione dottrinale.

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Essere - Analogia - Filosofia antica - Filosofia medievale latina e araba

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