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200 10$aDas dynamische Sein bei Nicolaus Cusanus$eEin Beitrag zur Begriffsgeschichte der dynamischen Ontologie
210   $cDr. Ludwig Reichert Verlag Wiesbaden$d2019
215   $a1 electronic resource (344 p.)
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330   $aEsse est movere - to be is to move. Contrary to our static notions of medieval philosophy, Nicolaus Cusanus in the 15th century sketches a dynamic view of the world in which creatures are independent and self-acting beings. For the elaboration of this dynamic ontology, the study offers a concept-historical analysis of dynamics: the dynamis of the Aristotelian doctrine of movement leads via the Neoplatonic 'force' and the 'divine omnipotence' of the patristic period to the medieval potentia. The philosophical starting point is contemporary process philosophy, for which Cusanus' dynamic approach certainly represents an opportunity.
517   $aDynamische Sein bei Nicolaus Cusanus 
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610   $aMiddle Ages; Literature; Aristotle; Dynamics;  Mediaevistics; Process Philosophis
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