Thomas Leinkauf
Biographic Data
| ID | 6233501 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas Leinkauf |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas |
| FAMILY NAME | Leinkauf |
| SIGNATURE | LEINKAUF T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Münster |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Zahl, Proportion und Harmonie im Denken der Renaissance
Arguments central to antique and late antique philosophy and theory of mathematics (especially Proclus and Boethius) as they relate to the further development of the communis mathematica scientia (koinê mathêmatikê epistêmê) of Plato’s Politeia and its establishment in a highly developed scientific model are discussed, with emphasis on a detailed analysis of the understanding of music within this context, thereby spanning an arch from late antiqu…
Geschichte der Philosophie Bd. 6
V. Geschichte
In der vierzehnbändigen Geschichte der Philosophie stellen namhafte Philosophiehistoriker die Entwicklung des abendländischen Denkens durch alle Epochen bis zur Gegenwart einführend und allgemeinverständlich dar. Band VI umfasst den Zeitraum zwischen 1350 und 1600 und behandelt die Periode zwischen Frühhumanismus und Spätrenaissance. Er stellt vor allem die sich neu entfaltenden studia humanitatis heraus, die das alte System der artes liberales e…
Francesco Patrizi’s concept of “nature”
This essay analyzes the ways in which, in his Nova de Universis Philosophia, Francesco Patrizi uses, adopts, and, in some cases, rejects the Stoic philosophical tradition. Although, at first glance, most of Patrizi’s remarks on Stoicism and Stoic understanding of nature are critical – as this article demonstrates – he widely relied on Stoic teaching that he sought to combine with Neoplatonism and the prisca theologia doctrine
Interpreting Proclus
Mundus combinatus
Im Begriff "Universalwissenschaft" spiegelt sich ein zentraler Aspekt des frühneuzeitlichen und barocken Denkens: Er steht für den Sachverhalt, dass eine zentrale wissenschaftliche Methode adäquaten Zugang zu allen Wissensgebieten verschaffen kann, und zugleich dafür, dass dem daraus abgeleiteten enzyklopädischen Bewusstsein eine von Gott geschaffene Realität korrespondiert. Thomas Leinkauf diskutiert diesen komplexen historischen Befund am Beisp…
Der Natur‐Begriff des 17. Jahrhunderts und zwei seiner Inter‐pretamente
This article aims to show the general and broad use of the concept of nature in the philosophical discourse of the 17th century ‐ and in this context it is obvious that this discourse includes both philosophy and theology. I will discuss two opposite views concerning its fundamental understanding of nature, yet will not go into elaborating differences concerning such particular concepts as, for example, space, void or motion. These views and the …
Die Centrosophia des Athanasius Kircher SJ
The main subject of the paper is to give an example of what could be called, in the history of philosophy and science, reinforcement of traditional topics or paradigms of explanation in order to give explanatory support to or to coooborate the defence of old or the solution of new problems. In the 17th century nearly all positions in the natural science are dependent from theological and philosophical (metaphysical) presuppositions, especially al…
Francesco Patrizi’s concept of “nature”
This essay analyzes the ways in which, in his Nova de Universis Philosophia, Francesco Patrizi uses, adopts, and, in some cases, rejects the Stoic philosophical tradition. Although, at first glance, most of Patrizi’s remarks on Stoicism and Stoic understanding of nature are critical – as this article demonstrates – he widely relied on Stoic teaching that he sought to combine with Neoplatonism and the prisca theologia doctrine
Die Centrosophia des Athanasius Kircher SJ
The main subject of the paper is to give an example of what could be called, in the history of philosophy and science, reinforcement of traditional topics or paradigms of explanation in order to give explanatory support to or to coooborate the defence of old or the solution of new problems. In the 17th century nearly all positions in the natural science are dependent from theological and philosophical (metaphysical) presuppositions, especially al…
Der Natur‐Begriff des 17. Jahrhunderts und zwei seiner Inter‐pretamente
This article aims to show the general and broad use of the concept of nature in the philosophical discourse of the 17th century ‐ and in this context it is obvious that this discourse includes both philosophy and theology. I will discuss two opposite views concerning its fundamental understanding of nature, yet will not go into elaborating differences concerning such particular concepts as, for example, space, void or motion. These views and the …
Mundus combinatus
Im Begriff "Universalwissenschaft" spiegelt sich ein zentraler Aspekt des frühneuzeitlichen und barocken Denkens: Er steht für den Sachverhalt, dass eine zentrale wissenschaftliche Methode adäquaten Zugang zu allen Wissensgebieten verschaffen kann, und zugleich dafür, dass dem daraus abgeleiteten enzyklopädischen Bewusstsein eine von Gott geschaffene Realität korrespondiert. Thomas Leinkauf diskutiert diesen komplexen historischen Befund am Beisp…
Interpreting Proclus
Francesco Patrizi’s concept of “nature”
This essay analyzes the ways in which, in his Nova de Universis Philosophia, Francesco Patrizi uses, adopts, and, in some cases, rejects the Stoic philosophical tradition. Although, at first glance, most of Patrizi’s remarks on Stoicism and Stoic understanding of nature are critical – as this article demonstrates – he widely relied on Stoic teaching that he sought to combine with Neoplatonism and the prisca theologia doctrine
Geschichte der Philosophie Bd. 6
V. Geschichte
In der vierzehnbändigen Geschichte der Philosophie stellen namhafte Philosophiehistoriker die Entwicklung des abendländischen Denkens durch alle Epochen bis zur Gegenwart einführend und allgemeinverständlich dar. Band VI umfasst den Zeitraum zwischen 1350 und 1600 und behandelt die Periode zwischen Frühhumanismus und Spätrenaissance. Er stellt vor allem die sich neu entfaltenden studia humanitatis heraus, die das alte System der artes liberales e…
Zahl, Proportion und Harmonie im Denken der Renaissance
Arguments central to antique and late antique philosophy and theory of mathematics (especially Proclus and Boethius) as they relate to the further development of the communis mathematica scientia (koinê mathêmatikê epistêmê) of Plato’s Politeia and its establishment in a highly developed scientific model are discussed, with emphasis on a detailed analysis of the understanding of music within this context, thereby spanning an arch from late antiqu…
Philosophy (7 works) · Art (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Classical Philosophy and Thought (2 works) · Historical Philosophy and Science (2 works) · Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies (2 works) · History (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Kantian Philosophy and Modern Interpretations (2 works)