CUSANUS RESOURCES
English translations of Nicholas of Cusa: including the:
DE
LUDO GLOBI (The Bowling-Game) by NICHOLAS OF CUSA
(Translated from Nicolai de Cusa Opera Omnia. Vol.
IX: De Ludo Globi. Edited by Hans G. Senger. Hamburg: Meiner Verlag, 1998)
34th
International Congress on Medieval Studies
6-9 May 1999 - Thursday, 6.May.
Nicholas
of Cusa II: Cusanus and Ramon Lull
Sponsor: American Cusanus Society
Organizer: Morimichi Watanabe, Long Island Univ., and Gerald Christianson,
Gettysburg Lutheran Sem.
Presider: Charles Lohr, Univ. of Freiburg
Ramon Lull Protagonist of Intercultural Dialogue
Theodor Pindl, Philosophische Impulse, Freiburg
Lull, Cusanus, and the Qur'an
Thomas E. Burman, Univ. of Tennessee
Commentator: Charles Lohr
Institute for Cusanus
Research, University of Trier
The Japanese Cusanus Society.
Related links:
Nicolas de Cues
Eckhart Society
Cusanus
Institute, University of Nijmegen
Nicholas of Cusa:
Brian Pavlac
English translations online, see:
A
vast Cusanus Bibliography by Johannes Schaber - at: www.bautz.de/bbkl
Dr. H. L. Bond - NICHOLAS
OF CUSA CAFE
A Web
Site on Nicholas of Cusa's Life, Writings, & Sources
Translations
1) ON
THE PEACE OF FAITH (1453)
2) ON
DIVINE FILIATION (1445)
AGNES HELLER'S course
on Renaissance Platonism.
Fall 2003
We will discuss a few central works of three Renaissance Platonists: Nicolaus
von Cues (Cusanus) Learned Ignorance and De ludo Globi, The Game of
Spheres; Ficino: Symposium, On Love, and Phaedrus
Commentaries; Pico della Mirandola: On the Dignity of Man, On
Being and One, Heptatlus.
NEW
SCHOOL UNIVERSITY
NICOLAS
OF CUSA SOCIETY
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