On the Medieval and the Modern

In addressing not only the Conciliarist controversy of his day but issues of civil and ecclesiastical government and challenges to the Church, from reform movements to the division between Catholic and Orthodox traditions, Nicholas of Cusa (1401–64) continues to provoke responses. Some see him as the first modern; others view him as the last great medieval thinker. Demonstrating a breadth of interests, Nicholas of Cusa has come to be viewed as an important transitional figure who continues to provoke debate on the Western tradition and the history of political thought

Art · Linguistics · Literature · Political science · Politics · Reform movement · Byzantine Studies and History · Classics · History · Law · Medieval Literature and History · Philosophy · Reformation and Early Modern Christianity

• Monarchy and community

  Antony Black•Monarchy and community•1970

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• Political Thought in Europe, 1250–1450

  Open Access•Antony Black•Political Thought in Europe,…•1992

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• The Watershed of Modern Politics

  Francis Oakley•Watershed of Modern Politics•2015

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• Infinity and Perspective

  Karsten Harries•Infinity and Perspective•2002

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• Political Theology for a Plural Age

  Michael Kessler, Michael Jon Kessler•Political Theology For A Plural Age•2013

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• Religion, Law and the Growth of Constitutional Thought, 1150-1650

  Open Access•Brian Tierney•Religion, Law and the Growth of…•1982

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• Nicholas of Cusa and Medieval Political Thought

  Paul E Sigmund•Nicholas of Cusa and Medieval…•1963

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• In Search of the Good Life

  Fred Dallmayr, Fred R Dallmayr•In search of the good life•2007

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• Nicholas of Cusa and the Kairos of Modernity

  Open Access•Michael Edward Moore, Michael Edward Moore Michael Edward Moore•Nicholas of Cusa and the Kairos…•2018

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• Nicolaus Cusanus

  Pauline Moffitt Watts•Nicolaus Cusanus•1982

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• Platonism at the Origins of Modernity

  Open Access•Douglas Hedley, Sarah Hutton•Platonism at the origins of…•2007

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• Essays in the Conciliar Epoch

  Albert Hyma, E F Jacob•The American Historical Review•1944

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• Nicholas of Cusa

  Open Access•Nicholas of Cusa, Nicholas of Cusa Nicholas of Cusa et al.•Nicholas of Cusa•1991

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• Political Thought in Medieval Times

  John B Morrall•Political Thought in Medieval Times•2025

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• The Continuity of the Platonic Tradition during the Middle Ages

  Anton C Pegis•New Scholasticism•1942

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• Nicholas of Cusa (1401-1464)

  Open Access•Jasper Hopkins•Midwest Studies in Philosophy•2002

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• Reimagining the Sacred

  Richard Kearney, Jens Zimmermann•Reimagining the sacred•2015

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• Figgis, Constance, and the Divines of Paris

  Francis Oakley•The American Historical Review•1969

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• The Political Thought of Pierre D'Ailly

  BRYCE LYON, Francis Oakley•The American Historical Review•1965

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• Theology and Social Theory

  John Milbank•Theology and social theory•2006

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• The Immanence of the Infinite

  Albrecht Classen, Elizabeth Brient•German Studies Review•2003

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• Saint Augustine and Nicholas of Cusa in the Tradition of Western Christian Thought

  F Edward Cranz•Speculum•1953

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• On the Road from Constance to 1688

  Open Access•Francis Oakley•Journal of British Studies•1962

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• Mathematical Theologies

  David Albertson•Mathematical Theologies•2014

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• Empire and the Historiography of European Political Thought

  Cary J Nederman•Journal of the History of Ideas•2005

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• Renaissance Man and Creative Thinking

  Donald J Wilcox, Dorothy Koenigsberger•The American Historical Review•1980

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