Preface

The Medieval Aesthetics : Image and Philosophy

Susana Beatriz Violante, Ricardo da Costa

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Special issue

Ethics and Aesthetics of Music in Ramon Llull's Philosophy

Ricardo da Costa

1-37

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The medieval music : between sound number science and beautiful art

Celina A. Lértora Mendoza

37-57

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The difficulty in distinguishing beauty and art in some medieval expressions

Susana Beatriz Violante

58-83

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Boethius (c. 477-524) on Beauty : a source for the mediaeval doctrine of the transcendentals concepts

Gerald Cresta

84-95

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The Knowledge that Beautifies the Soul : $b Philosophy according to Diotima of Mantinea, Herrad of Hohenbourg and Christine de Pizan

Georgina Rabassó

96-119

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Symbol and visionary experience in Hildegard of Bingen’s Epistolary (1098-1179)

María Esther Ortiz

120-133

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The Latin Middle Ages and Nature : the image of the garden in the Roman de la Rose

Adriana Martínez

134-147

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Andreas Capellanus (XII century) and The game of Love

Nicolás Martínez Sáez

148-154

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Dialectic of Love : about the Far-near

Ernesto Manuel Román

155-178

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The configuration of the beloved body in medieval romance : idealization and eroticism in Le Chevalier de la charrette by Chrétien de Troyes (c. 1135-1185)

María Estrella

179-189

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Body metaphors in goliardic poetry : Altercatio cordis et oculi (The dispute between the eye and the heart) and Alte Clamat Epicurus (The cult of the stomach)

Mariana Blanco

190-201

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The parody of the trip to the underworld in Novella di Ferondo (ottava della terza giornata), in Giovanni Boccaccio’s (1313-1375) Decameron

Liliana Noemí Swiderski

202-214

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The control of the bodies in The Physician's Tale and The Wife of Bath's Tale by Geoffrey Chaucer (c. 1343-1400)

Candela Arraigada

215-226

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Approach to the theatrical use of the body in La Farce de Pathelin (c. 1470)

Alejandra da Cruz, Juan Cruz Zariello Villar

227-238

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Semblance of Arabic Poetry

Juan Brando

239-247

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Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616) and the Aesthetics of his Age

Antonia Javiera Cabrera Muñoz

248-279

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Stupid, drunks and giants : satire, carnivalism and hedonism in Erasmus of Rotterdam (1466-1536) and François Rabelais (c. 1483-1553)

Mariano Olivera

280-305

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The five senses, the body and the spirit

Eric Palazzo

306-330

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Body and Image in teaching of Medieval Philosophy

Libertad Martínez Larrañaga

331-342

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The Aesthetic dimension of Existence : life as a work of art. From Socrates (c.470-399) to Saint Augustine (354-430)

María Cecilia Colombani

343-351

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Images of the body in the rhetorical ethos of Cicero (106-43 a. C.) and Descartes (1596-1650)

Giannina Burlando

352-387

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Alcibiades’s silens : notes of aesthetics and philosophy in Pico (1463-1494), Erasmus (1467-1436) and Bruno (1542-1600)

Julián Barenstein

388-405

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The art of deceiving : the Mandrake, as Machiavelli's political lesson

Nilo Henrique Neves dos Reis

406-422

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The analogy and its forms on the Thomas' de Vio (1469-1534) De nominum analogia

Nicolás Ariel Lázaro

423-433

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The transit of the medieval truth to the modern knowledge : chronicle of a phase that out of orbit

Carlos Enrique Berbeglia

434-443

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Articles

Clement of Alexandria (c. 150-215) and the use of musical metaphors and musical myths in his texts

Eirini Artemi

444-458

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A contribution to the study of a scarcely known 459atín translation : the Life of John the Almsgiver [BHL 4392]

Olga Soledad Bohdziewicz

459-477

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On beauty and love in the transition from paganism to Christianity

Humberto Schubert Coelho

478-495

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Religious Dialogue and Dialogicity in Middle Ages : an analysis of three cases

Natalia Jakubecki

496-517

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A controversial written by Arnaldus de Villa Nova (1242-1311)

Noeli Dutra Rossatto

518-541

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Dante (c. 1265-1321) and the Musical Aesthetics of the Divine Comedy

Gustavo Cambraia Franco

542-564

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Representations and symbols from East to West : rebirth of Phoenix

Maria Leonor García da Cruz

565-590

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Mozart’s (1756-1791) Violin and Piano Sonata in E Minor K304 : thematic and formal relations of the Schemata

Aline Mendonça Pereira, Ernesto Hartmann

591-633

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Medieval History in Brazil and in Maranhão in Perspective : Teaching and Research

Adriana Zierer, Solange Pereira Oliveira

634-656

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Reviews

Domínguez Reboiras (eds.), "Corpus Christianorum. Continuatio Mediaeualis. Scholars Version", Brepols Publishers, Turnhout 2018. Vol. I: 594 pp., vol. II: 774. ISBN: 978-2-503-58045-6

Julia Butiña Jiménez

657-663

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DURANT, Will. A História da Civilização I. Nossa herança oriental. Rio de Janeiro: Editora Record, 1995, ISBN 85-01-28821-7

Bárbara Dantas

664-703

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