"Sed caret fine": la idea de lo perpetuo en la filosofía y la poesía medievales

“Quod habet principium sed caret fine”: this idea of the perpetual is expresssed in both the schools and courts of the twelfth-century renaissance. The philosophers conceive the perpetual as intermediate between time and eternity; according to masters of the school of Chartres, moreover, the world i...

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Autor: Cross, C. (Charlotte)|||/items/9f70f68f-47ad-43b9-b7c4-e65bc7c39698
Tipo de recurso: artículo
Fecha de publicación:1998
País:España
Institución:Universidad de Navarra
Repositorio:Dadun. Depósito Académico Digital de la Universidad de Navarra
Idioma:español
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Palabra clave:poesía
perpetuidad
Escuela de Chartres
Ventadorn, Berbart de
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title "Sed caret fine": la idea de lo perpetuo en la filosofía y la poesía medievales
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Cross, C. (Charlotte)|||/items/9f70f68f-47ad-43b9-b7c4-e65bc7c39698
poesía
perpetuidad
Escuela de Chartres
Ventadorn, Berbart de
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perpetuidad
Escuela de Chartres
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perpetuidad
Escuela de Chartres
Ventadorn, Berbart de
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