Raimundi Lulli Opera Latina. 64, Ars ad faciendum et solvendum quaestiones

Author/Creator:

Llull, Ramon, 1232?-1316, author

Publication/Creation:

Turnhout : Brepols 2021

Resource Type:

Book

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Full Title:

Raimundi Lulli Opera Latina. 64, Ars ad faciendum et solvendum quaestiones / quam edidit Joan Carles Simó Artero

Uniform Title:

Art de fer e solre qüestions. (Simó Artero)

Series Titles:

Doctoris illuminati Raimundi Lulli Opera Latina ; tomus XXXIX
Corpus Christianorum Continuatio Mediaevalis ; 301
Llull, Ramon, 1232?-1316. Works. Selections (Opera Latina) ; t. 39.
Corpus Christianorum. 301.

Variant Titles:

Ars ad faciendum et solvendum quaestiones

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Additional Author/Creators:

Simó Artero, Joan Carles, editor

Subjects/Genre

Subjects:

Aristotle--Influence--Early works to 1800
Llull, Ramon,1232?-1316.Art de fer e solre qüestions
Science--Philosophy--Early works to 1800
Grammar, Comparative and general--Interrogative--Early works to 1800
Questions and answers--Early works to 1800

Description/Summary

Summary:

Critical edition of Ramon Llull's 'Ars ad faciendum et solvendum quaestiones.' This work by Ramon Llull, originally composed in Catalan (Art de fer e solre questions), was written in Rome in 1295. It is also known as 'Lectura super Artem inventivam et Tabulam generalem', as it attempts to make the "Ars inventiva veritatis" (op. 44) and "Tabula generalis" (op. 53) more approachable. In the prologue Llull expresses his wish for this work to be translated into Latin. It belongs to the so-called encyclopaedic writings in the Lullian production, and the author announces a thousand questions related mainly to theology. The present work aims to provide a general technique applicable to any subject, a practical usage of the "Ars inventiva veritatis" and the "Tabula generalis". In general, Llull develops some aspects dealt with in op. 44 and op. 53 in order to solve possible objections or to experiment with new procedures. It is another step in the great epistemological project of the Majorcan: to establish a new general science that overcomes the difficulties inherent in scholastic-Aristotelian science; to apply its method to the articles of the Christian faith and to create a universal scientific system as a solid basis for the other sciences.

Language:

Latin
Spanish

Language Note:

Text in Latin, translated from the original Catalan. Preface in German; introductory matter in Spanish.

Physical Type/Description:

lxxxv, 788 pages ; 26 cm.

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Table of contents

Additional Identifiers

Catalog ID (MMSID):

9937381318402486

ISBN:

9782503586779
2503586775

OCLC Number:

1225907861

Barcode:

300000500362