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«Come virtude in pietra da corpo nobilissimo celestiale». La filosofia naturale di Alberto Magno nel Convivio dantesco

Authors: Mario Loconsole;

«Come virtude in pietra da corpo nobilissimo celestiale». La filosofia naturale di Alberto Magno nel Convivio dantesco

Abstract

Il presente contributo dimostra come alcuni elementi peculiari della filosofia naturale di Alberto Magno legati alla trattazione sulle sostanze minerali, alla funzione dei luoghi e alla generazione dei corpi misti siano accolti da Dante con una certa fedeltà e organicità nella stesura del Convivio. L’obiettivo della ricerca è dunque il chiarimento del rapporto tra alcuni testi filosofici di Alberto – in particolare il De animalibus, il De vegetabilibus, il De mineralibus e il De natura loci – e il prosimetro dantesco. Così, alla luce di una analisi dei temi specifici e del lessico utilizzato da Dante, appare evidente come la dottrina sulla generazione degli animali esposta dal poeta fiorentino nel Convivio sia modellata sulla terminologia propria del De animalibus del domenicano; allo stesso modo il processo di generazione dei minerali, descritto dal maestro di Colonia come quella complessa azione di più forze cooperanti tra loro – quali i cieli e i luoghi naturali – trova una sua precisa risonanza nel Convivio; inoltre, Dante pare condividere la teoria albertina sul ruolo del luogo come intermediario nei processi generativi e come condizione essenziale per la sussistenza delle sostanze.

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Dante Alighieri; Convivio; Alberto Magno; Teoria della generazione; Mineralogia; Botanica, Convivio, Dante Alighieri, Alberto Magno

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