波利科拉尼三世(索尔兹伯里的约翰、阿奎那、但丁、帕多瓦的马西利乌斯)

Scatter 2 Pub Date : 2021-01-05 DOI:10.5422/fordham/9780823289929.003.0005

Geoffrey Bennington

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尽管索尔兹伯里的约翰没有引用荷马-亚里士多德的诗句，但他的《政治论》确实包含了对阅读的复杂思考，与解构主义的方法产生了共鸣。在13世纪亚里士多德的拉丁语译本之后，这句话再次出现在阿奎那和但丁关于君主至上的有影响力但倾向的叙述中，以及帕多瓦的马西利乌斯更复杂的思考中。

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Polykoiranie III (John of Salisbury, Aquinas, Dante, Marsilius of Padua)

Although John of Salisbury does not quote the Homer-Aristotle line Scatter 2 is following, his Policraticus does contain complex reflections on reading that resonate with a deconstructive approach. After the thirteenth-century Latin translations of Aristotle, the line reappears in influential but tendential accounts of the supposed superiority of monarchy in Aquinas and Dante, and in the more complex reflections of Marsilius of Padua.

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