This volume attempts to do justice to a philosopher who has hardly received the consideration he deserves. He is recognized by the more liberal-minded among Italians as the greatest and most daring thinker their country has produced. He has been recognized as the prophet, if not as the actual founder, of modern philosophy, and as one of the earliest apostles of freedom of thought and of speech in modern times. Part I of the book covers the life of Bruno; Part II his philosophy. Sources of the Philosophy; Foundations of Knowledge; Infinite Universe-The Mirror of God; Nature and the Living Worlds; The Last and the Least Things: Atoms and Soul-Monads; Practical Philosophy of Bruno; Higher Life; Positive Religions and the Religion of Philosophy; Bruno in the History of Philosophy.
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IN 1548, at a stormy period of the history of Italy, Bruno was born in the township of Nola, lying within the kingdom of Naples, which at that time was under Spanish rule. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Heroici Furori, Holy Office, Catholic Church, Holy Spirit, Sir Philip Sidney, Christ Church, Papal Nuncio, Queen Elizabeth, State Edition, Bruno's Spaccio, Don Paulino, Father Inquisitor, Fra Paolo Sarpi, Gaspar Schopp, King of France, Mount Cicala, Raymond Lully, Thomas Watson New!
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IN 1548, at a stormy period of the history of Italy, Bruno was born in the township of Nola, lying within the kingdom of Naples, which at that time was under Spanish rule. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
immeasurable space, heroic soul Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Heroici Furori, Holy Office, Catholic Church, Holy Spirit, Sir Philip Sidney, Christ Church, Papal Nuncio, Queen Elizabeth, State Edition, Bruno's Spaccio, Don Paulino, Father Inquisitor, Fra Paolo Sarpi, Gaspar Schopp, King of France, Mount Cicala, Raymond Lully, Thomas Watson New!
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