The Political Philosophy in the Monarchia of Dante Alighieri

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In his De monarchia, first of all, Dante wants to show what is the “temporalis Monarchia”, and that “typo (…) et secundum intentionem” (I, ii). Because philosophy always is, with Aristotle, a knowledge of principles Dante is searching for the “principium directivum” of Politics. These are the pax un...

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Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires 2006
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Dante
Filosofía política
Unidad
Pluralidad
Dialéctica
Political philosophy
Unity
Plurality
Dialectic
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spelling I28-R145-7834_oai2025-11-17 Schneider, Jakob Hans Josef 2006-06-05 In his De monarchia, first of all, Dante wants to show what is the “temporalis Monarchia”, and that “typo (…) et secundum intentionem” (I, ii). Because philosophy always is, with Aristotle, a knowledge of principles Dante is searching for the “principium directivum” of Politics. These are the pax universalis and the bonum commune of whole mankind, i.e. the realization of the intellectus possibilis. But the allusion to Averroes’ doctrine of the unity of intellect (I, iii) is not really one of the main sources of Dante’s political thinking. The main sources are Aristotle and the Liber de causis. In favour of the dialectic of unity and plurality, the latter being one of the presuppositions and conditions of politics, Dante refers to the Liber de causis taking over its form of argumentation but not the metaphysical background. To demonstrate how there can be unity in plurality, is the task of political philosophy. El objeto central del De monarchia de Dante es exponer qué es la “temporalis Monarchia” y qué “typo (…) et secundum intentionem” (I, ii). Dado que la filosofía es siempre, de acuerdo con Aristóteles, un conocimiento de principios, Dante busca el “principium directivum” de la política. Estos son la pax universalis y el bonum commune de toda la humanidad, esto es, la realización del intellectus possibilis. Pero, aunque aluda aquí a la doctrina de la unidad del intelecto de Averroes (I, iii) no es esta realmente una de las fuentes centrales del pensamiento político dantesco. Las fuentes principales son Aristóteles y el Liber de causis. Al referir a la dialéctica de la unidad y la pluralidad, la última siendo uno de los presupuestos y condiciones de la política, Dante utiliza la forma de argumentación del Liber de causis pero no así su trasfondo metafísico. Considera que el objetivo de la filosofía política es demostrar cómo puede haber unidad en la pluralidad. application/pdf https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/petm/article/view/7834 spa Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/petm/article/view/7834/6895 Patristica et Mediævalia; Vol. 27 (2006); 25-49 2683-9636 Dante Filosofía política Unidad Pluralidad Dialéctica Dante Political philosophy Unity Plurality Dialectic The Political Philosophy in the Monarchia of Dante Alighieri La filosofía política de Dante Alighieri en la Monarchia info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion https://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=patris&d=7834_oai
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Filosofía política
Unidad
Pluralidad
Dialéctica
Dante
Political philosophy
Unity
Plurality
Dialectic
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Filosofía política
Unidad
Pluralidad
Dialéctica
Dante
Political philosophy
Unity
Plurality
Dialectic
Schneider, Jakob Hans Josef
The Political Philosophy in the Monarchia of Dante Alighieri
topic_facet Dante
Filosofía política
Unidad
Pluralidad
Dialéctica
Dante
Political philosophy
Unity
Plurality
Dialectic
description In his De monarchia, first of all, Dante wants to show what is the “temporalis Monarchia”, and that “typo (…) et secundum intentionem” (I, ii). Because philosophy always is, with Aristotle, a knowledge of principles Dante is searching for the “principium directivum” of Politics. These are the pax universalis and the bonum commune of whole mankind, i.e. the realization of the intellectus possibilis. But the allusion to Averroes’ doctrine of the unity of intellect (I, iii) is not really one of the main sources of Dante’s political thinking. The main sources are Aristotle and the Liber de causis. In favour of the dialectic of unity and plurality, the latter being one of the presuppositions and conditions of politics, Dante refers to the Liber de causis taking over its form of argumentation but not the metaphysical background. To demonstrate how there can be unity in plurality, is the task of political philosophy.
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