In a close dialogue with Germana Ernst's works, this note is meant as a presentation of the traces left by Tommaso Campanella's philosophy and medicine in 17th century Italian medicine. Examining authors who have remembered or quoted works by Campanella - Marco Aurelio Severino, Thomas Bartholin, Leonardo Di Capua, Giacomo Sandri - enables a better assessment of the role played by Renaissance theories of natural magic in medicine and healing; it also allows an indirect appreciation of Campanella's Medicinalium libri. Campanella's work seems to have found more of an audience among practitioners, such as surgeons and anatomists, than among academic physicians.
Traces of Campanella in Italian medicine of the 17th century / Conforti, M.. - In: BRUNIANA & CAMPANELLIANA. - ISSN 1125-3819. - 23:2(2017), pp. 587-596. [10.19272/201704102022]
Titolo: | Traces of Campanella in Italian medicine of the 17th century | |
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Data di pubblicazione: | 2017 | |
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Citazione: | Traces of Campanella in Italian medicine of the 17th century / Conforti, M.. - In: BRUNIANA & CAMPANELLIANA. - ISSN 1125-3819. - 23:2(2017), pp. 587-596. [10.19272/201704102022] | |
Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1438406 | |
Appartiene alla tipologia: | 01a Articolo in rivista |
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