Magic Prague

Ripellino, Angelo Maria

doi:10.1007/978-1-349-12797-9

1994

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-349-12797-9

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Magic Prague

Angelo Maria Ripellino¹

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“…9 Prague also features a 'Faustus house', although the grounds for this ascription are rather nebulous. 10 Dee returned to England to find his reputation tarnished: his 'conjuring' was now regarded as distinctly sinister, and he ended his days in poverty and out of favour. 11 Indeed, a backlash was emerging throughout Europe, its apogee being the burning at the stake of the Italian philosopher Giordano Bruno in 1600.…”

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An Age in Love with Wonders: The Philosophical Context of Renaissance Literature

Allan

2005

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This article offers a sketch of certain currents of Renaissance philosophy, and of the ways in which they infuse the work of Christopher Marlowe and John Donne. It uncovers a striking disparity between Renaissance constructions of philosophy and science and those prevalent today. This dissonance represents a challenge to theories of knowledge and accounts of the historical conditions of the emergence of philosophical worldviews. The central question is that of how to articulate Renaissance thought from the standpoint of today's philosophical sensibility, and of how literature can contribute to this task. In their different ways, both philosophy and literature function as arenas in which the very structure of reality is contested, and the goal is to furnish a dialogue between the two which could contribute to the history of ideas.

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Allan

2005

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Current bibliography of urban history

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Raven³

1994

Urban History

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Modes of inter-urban communications Modes of intra-urban communications VIII Shaping the urban environment Research methods, aids and materials Town planning and environmental control Utopian planning and experiments Housing improvement New and expanded towns Regional development IX Urban culture Research methods, aids and materials Urban culture and entertainment Entertainment Fine arts Exchange of information Education Urban influence on rural areas and the wider world VII Politics and administration Research methods, aids and materials Urban politics and administration Urban politics at national level Aspects of urban administration Public utilities X Attitudes to cities Attitudes to cities Popular attitudes Elite attitudes Views of the city in literature, graphic and dramatic art

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Tragic Realism: On Karel Kosík’s Insight into Kafka

Tava

2021

Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology

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An Age in Love with Wonders: The Philosophical Context of Renaissance Literature

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Tragic Realism: On Karel Kosík’s Insight into Kafka

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