Dante's Visions
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Dante's Visions
Crossing Sights on Natural Philosophy, Theory of Vision, and Medicine in the Divine Comedy and Beyond
Piccolino, Marco; Panti, Cecilia
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2024
240
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9781032535562
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Introduction
Cecilia Panti and Marco Piccolino
Chapter 1
Dante and Natural Philosophy
Simon A. Gilson
Chapter 2
Visual Motion Illusions in the Classical Era and in the Middle Ages
Nicholas J. Wade
Chapter 3
Vision as a Tangible and Dynamic Tool in the Divine Comedy. An Overview
Marco Piccolino
Chapter 4
Moving Clouds and Bending Towers: The Illusive Motion of the Garisenda in Inferno XXXI
Marco Piccolino
Chapter 5
Where Do Visions That Do Not Come from Sight Come from?
Mirko Tavoni
Chapter 6
Seeing the Light: Dante and the Perspectivist Theory of Light as Proper Visible
Cecilia Panti
Chapter 7
Visual Perception in Dante's Commedia According to the Early Commentaries (1320-1400)
Francesca Galli
Chapter 8
A Medical Commentary on the Signa amoris in the Vita Nuova
Francesco Brigo
Chapter 9
Dante, Healthcare and Diseases
Michele A. Riva and Lorenzo Lorusso
Chapter 10
Dante Neurologist and Neuroanatomist: Evidence from the Divine Comedy
Donatella Lippi, Raffaella Bianucci, Elena Varotto, Francesco Arba, and Francesco M. Galassi
Cecilia Panti and Marco Piccolino
Chapter 1
Dante and Natural Philosophy
Simon A. Gilson
Chapter 2
Visual Motion Illusions in the Classical Era and in the Middle Ages
Nicholas J. Wade
Chapter 3
Vision as a Tangible and Dynamic Tool in the Divine Comedy. An Overview
Marco Piccolino
Chapter 4
Moving Clouds and Bending Towers: The Illusive Motion of the Garisenda in Inferno XXXI
Marco Piccolino
Chapter 5
Where Do Visions That Do Not Come from Sight Come from?
Mirko Tavoni
Chapter 6
Seeing the Light: Dante and the Perspectivist Theory of Light as Proper Visible
Cecilia Panti
Chapter 7
Visual Perception in Dante's Commedia According to the Early Commentaries (1320-1400)
Francesca Galli
Chapter 8
A Medical Commentary on the Signa amoris in the Vita Nuova
Francesco Brigo
Chapter 9
Dante, Healthcare and Diseases
Michele A. Riva and Lorenzo Lorusso
Chapter 10
Dante Neurologist and Neuroanatomist: Evidence from the Divine Comedy
Donatella Lippi, Raffaella Bianucci, Elena Varotto, Francesco Arba, and Francesco M. Galassi
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Dante;History;Literature;Philiosophy;Divine Comedy
Introduction
Cecilia Panti and Marco Piccolino
Chapter 1
Dante and Natural Philosophy
Simon A. Gilson
Chapter 2
Visual Motion Illusions in the Classical Era and in the Middle Ages
Nicholas J. Wade
Chapter 3
Vision as a Tangible and Dynamic Tool in the Divine Comedy. An Overview
Marco Piccolino
Chapter 4
Moving Clouds and Bending Towers: The Illusive Motion of the Garisenda in Inferno XXXI
Marco Piccolino
Chapter 5
Where Do Visions That Do Not Come from Sight Come from?
Mirko Tavoni
Chapter 6
Seeing the Light: Dante and the Perspectivist Theory of Light as Proper Visible
Cecilia Panti
Chapter 7
Visual Perception in Dante's Commedia According to the Early Commentaries (1320-1400)
Francesca Galli
Chapter 8
A Medical Commentary on the Signa amoris in the Vita Nuova
Francesco Brigo
Chapter 9
Dante, Healthcare and Diseases
Michele A. Riva and Lorenzo Lorusso
Chapter 10
Dante Neurologist and Neuroanatomist: Evidence from the Divine Comedy
Donatella Lippi, Raffaella Bianucci, Elena Varotto, Francesco Arba, and Francesco M. Galassi
Cecilia Panti and Marco Piccolino
Chapter 1
Dante and Natural Philosophy
Simon A. Gilson
Chapter 2
Visual Motion Illusions in the Classical Era and in the Middle Ages
Nicholas J. Wade
Chapter 3
Vision as a Tangible and Dynamic Tool in the Divine Comedy. An Overview
Marco Piccolino
Chapter 4
Moving Clouds and Bending Towers: The Illusive Motion of the Garisenda in Inferno XXXI
Marco Piccolino
Chapter 5
Where Do Visions That Do Not Come from Sight Come from?
Mirko Tavoni
Chapter 6
Seeing the Light: Dante and the Perspectivist Theory of Light as Proper Visible
Cecilia Panti
Chapter 7
Visual Perception in Dante's Commedia According to the Early Commentaries (1320-1400)
Francesca Galli
Chapter 8
A Medical Commentary on the Signa amoris in the Vita Nuova
Francesco Brigo
Chapter 9
Dante, Healthcare and Diseases
Michele A. Riva and Lorenzo Lorusso
Chapter 10
Dante Neurologist and Neuroanatomist: Evidence from the Divine Comedy
Donatella Lippi, Raffaella Bianucci, Elena Varotto, Francesco Arba, and Francesco M. Galassi
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