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Anima i Animus segons el Diccionari d'Ambrogio Calepino
In: B. Torres, M. Palacín, C. Vilanou (eds.), Actes del VI Congrés Català de Filosofia: Manresa 2023.
Pages: 305-313.
Publisher: Societat Catalana de Filosofia / Institut d'Estudis Catalans.
Year: 2025.
ISBN: 9788499658131.
Aquesta comunicació examina la noció d’anima i animus en un diccionari que
fou un referent intel·lectual durant el segle xvi: el Dictionarium (1502, editio princeps)
d’Ambrogio Calepino. S’analitzaran les fonts textuals emprades per l’autor, quin/s
significat/s tenen aquests dos termes en aquest lèxic (per exemple, anima com a principi
de vida, animus com a principi de consciència), i quines tradicions filosòfiques gregues o
llatines recull. També es farà un apunt quant a la manera de traduir aquests dos termes
(‘ànima’, ‘vida’, ‘alè vital’; ‘esperit’, ‘consciència’, ‘ment’, ‘voluntat’, ‘ànim’).
Paraules clau: anima, animus, Calepino, consciència, ment, vida
Anima and animus according to the Dictionary of Ambrogio Calepino.
This paper examines the notion of anima
and animus in a dictionary that was an intellectual reference during the
sixteenth century: the Dictionarium (1502, editio princeps) of Ambrogio
Calepino. The textual sources used by the author will be analyzed, as well as what
meaning(s) these two terms have in this lexicon (for example, anima as
the principle of life, animus as the principle of consciousness), and what
Greek or Latin philosophical traditions it is building upon. A note will also
be made regarding the translation of these two terms (‘soul’, ‘life’, ‘vital
breath’; ‘spirit’, ‘consciousness’, ‘mind’, ‘will’, ‘mood’).
Keywords: anima, animus,
Calepino, consciousness, mind, life.
“Judging without Error” according to Joan Lluís Vives
In: F. Schaffenrath, D. Sacré
(eds.), Acta Conventus Neo-Latini Lovaniensis: Proceedings of the Eighteenth
International Congress of Neo-Latin Studies (Leuven 2022).
Pages: 647-657.
Publisher: Brill.
Year: 2024.
ISBN: 9789004695573.
This paper draws attention to an issue that
preoccupied Joan Lluís Vives (1492/93–1540) quite frequently, namely the right
assessment of reality (“incorrupte iudicare”, to judge without error) and,
related to this, the attainability or unattainability of truth. Special emphasis
is given to the process of approving or disapproving a certain reasoning, to the
sources that can provide trustworthy information, to the dual role that
emotions play, and to the potential influence from the Skeptical tradition.
According to Vives, the fact that the mind aims for, and thinks about, items which
cannot be realized in this life may be proof of an afterlife.
Keywords: emotion, error, judgment, truth.
Vives Studies: A Review of the Field
Journal: Bibliothèque d'Humanisme et Renaissance.
Issue: 85/2 (p. 475-535)
Year: 2023.
ISSN: 0006-1999 / 0067-7000.
Publisher: Librairie Droz.
The aim of this article is to survey the most important scholarship from the sixteenth century up to our present day in order to study the life, the works, and the thought of Valencian humanist Joan Lluís Vives. A detailed bibliography, which includes the most recent research, is given in the Appendix.
Keywords: bibliography, humanism, scholarship, Vives.
El aforismo como recurso didáctico en Joan Lluís Vives
In: Beatriz Bossi (ed.), La relación socrática maestro-discípulo: transmisión y transformación.
Pages: 133-145.
Publisher: Guillermo Editor.
Year: 2023.
ISBN: 9788418981593.



