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Category Archives: 2021.2. Dante (En)
Hungarian Philosophical Review 2021/2.
Dante Philosophy Theology and Science
Dante: Philosophy, Theology and Science Preface (János Kelemen) Massimo Verdicchio: Aristotle in the Convivio and in the Commedia Gábor Borbély: United with the Soul, Separated from the Organs: Dante and Aquinas (Purgatorio Canto XXV, 61–66) József Pál: “The Most Secret Chamber … Continue reading
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