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    "A Philosopher Does Not Stand Still": Legacies and Receptions of the "Philosophus Teutonicus" 

    Muratori, C (Brill, 2018-11-02)
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    Better Animal Than Human: The Happy Animal and the Human Animal in the Renaissance Reception of Aristotle 

    Muratori, C
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    The Aristotelian Carnivore: The Ethical Afterlives of Aristotle's Theory of Animal Irrationality 

    Muratori, C (Universite des Sciences Humaines de Strasbourg, 2019-09-01)
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    Real animals in ideal cities : the place and use of animals in renaissance utopian literature 

    Muratori, C (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd., 2017-04)
    Animals populate literature dealing with ideal cities and imagined parallel worlds. In this essay Cecilia Muratori explores the place of animals in works sharing utopian traits by the Italian writers Ortensio Lando (c. ...
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    From Animal Bodies To Human Souls: (Pseudo-) Aristotelian Animals in Della Porta's Physiognomics 

    Muratori, C (2017)
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    Science or ?sad trash?? Aristotelian lineages in the historiography of animal magnetism 

    Muratori, C (Brepols, 2019-01)
    I will highlight how different lineages are sketched in order to position animal magnetism in terms of philosophical tradition. This, in turn, is often employed as a strategy to interpret animal magnetism, whether sceptically ...
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    ‘In human shape to become the very beast!’–Henry More on animals 

    Muratori, C (2017-09-03)
    © 2017 BSHP. Animals–both tame and wild, as metaphors and as real presences–populate many of More’s works. In this essay, I show that, from the early Psychodia Platonica to the Divine Dialogues, animals are at the core of ...
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    The body speaks Italian : Giuseppe Liceti and the conflict of philosophy and medicine in the Renaissance 

    Muratori, C (Informa UK Limited, 2017-05)
    Giuseppe Liceti (d. 1599) has been entirely forgotten in the history of philosophy. This article seeks to demonstrate that Liceti?s two vernacular dialogues are crucial sources for understanding the Renaissance debate on ...
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    Die Utopie der Politik um 1600: Europa und die Welt in der deutschen Rezeption Tommaso Campanellas 

    Muratori, C (frommann-holzboog, 2017)
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    Come vermi nel formaggio : La distinzione tra uomo e animali in una metafora Campanelliana 

    Muratori, C (Fabrizio Serra Editore, 2015)
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