Taking the work of Nicholas of
Cusa (1401-64) as a pivot, scholars of philosophy, religion, and church history explore his turbulent times of Renaissance and Reformation.
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Martin Buber wrote his 1904 dissertation on Nicholas of
Cusa, but the relationship between the two has been little studied.
Muy probablemente eso se ha debido, entre otras razones, a su caracter teologico, pues el interes que en las ultimas decadas ha despertado el pensamiento de Nicolas de
Cusa entre los filosofos, impulsando la traduccion a diversos idiomas de muchos de sus escritos, no ha encontrado apenas eco en el ambito teologico, donde su pensamiento continua siendo poco conocido.
I found his nuancing of Anselm's and Nicolas of
Cusa's thought in terms of their contemplative context to be especially illuminating.
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The specific thinkers he considers are Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Nicholas of
Cusa, Erasmus of Rotterdam, Michel Montaigne, Rene Descartes, Immanuel Kant, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Henri Poincare, the neopositivists, and Karl Raimund Popper.