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Paper doi abstract bibtex Nicholas cusanus (1401–1464) was a leading figure of the intellectual milieu of the late Middle Ages, one who “towers above his century,” as Étienne Gilson puts it.1 As a consequence, cusanus’s writings have compelled us to undertake various interpretative efforts in order to understand his intellectual legacy in light of the vital issues of this period, including its manifold tensions and conflicts.2 in the periodization that is usually employed by historians of philosophy, cusanus is placed at the end of the Middle Ages and might be easily seen as someone who closes this period by going against the declining medieval © 2023 International Etienne Gilson Society. All rights reserved.
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abstract = {Nicholas cusanus (1401–1464) was a leading figure of the intellectual milieu of the late Middle Ages, one who “towers above his century,” as Étienne Gilson puts it.1 As a consequence, cusanus’s writings have compelled us to undertake various interpretative efforts in order to understand his intellectual legacy in light of the vital issues of this period, including its manifold tensions and conflicts.2 in the periodization that is usually employed by historians of philosophy, cusanus is placed at the end of the Middle Ages and might be easily seen as someone who closes this period by going against the declining medieval © 2023 International Etienne Gilson Society. All rights reserved.},
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