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    The Individual and the Cosmos in Renaissance Philosophy discusses the importance of fifteenth-century philosopher Nicholas Cusanus, the concepts of freedom and necessity, and the subject-object problem in Renaissance thought.

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    4 days ago · The cosmos was a series of concentric spheres in motion, the farther ones carrying the stars around in their daily courses. At the centre was the globe of Earth, heavy and static. Motion was either perfectly circular, as in the …

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    What was the cosmology of the Renaissance?
    Speaking of the “cosmology” of the Renaissance, we should realize that it was something in full flux, and not a well-defined field. Rather, it was a chaotic debate in which many different positions were held on a variety of issues.

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    How did the Renaissance influence the study of the cosmos?
    The great innovation of the Renaissance in the study of the cosmos is not just the application of new tools and methods but also the way the field was detached from its philosophical meaning. However, this was a slow process.

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    Why was the cosmos considered a foreign continent during the Renaissance?
    Increasingly during the Renaissance, the cosmos, instead of being understood and studied mainly in symbolic and metaphysical terms, was looked upon as some other foreign continent that could be mapped and investigated by purely natural means.

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    What is Renaissance natural philosophy?
    1. Defining Renaissance Natural Philosophy Renaissance natural philosophy defies easy definition, since descriptions of it may oversimplify, either by reducing it to its connections with medieval science or, alternatively, forcing it into a teleology that culminates in the Scientific Revolution of the seventeenth century.

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    What was Ficino's view of the cosmos?
    Ficino regarded the cosmos as the unfolding of God’s order. In his work De sole [On the sun], he gave a detailed description of the sun and its activity, but in a purely symbolical sense. He described the physical light of the sun, which at the same time was seen as an image of the Good, the Trinity, and the choirs of angels.

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    What was written on the cosmos?
    Much that was written on the cosmos actually pertained to man, the “little world” (microcosmos). The “harmony of the spheres” concerned both the cosmos and the musical theory. And many statements on the cosmos first of all expressed religious truths.

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    Ernst Cassirer provides a nuanced analysis and historical account on the development of Renaissance thought on the individual's relation to the Cosmos. Focus is especially dedicated to the Italian mystic, Nicholas Cusanus.

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