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    Baumgarten and the problem of obscure representations
    (Universidad de Murcia. Servicio de Publicaciones, 2020) Silva, Fernando M. F.
    Baumgarten is perhaps the first philosopher to approach the problem of the obscure representations of the soul aiming at discerning in them not obscurity or irrationality, rather a new clarity and hence a new perspective towards a better cognition of the human soul. The objective of this article is to verify how Baumgarten achieves this; namely, by understanding how the philosopher inscribes obscure representations, the “ground of the soul”, within empirical psychology, and hence within metaphysics, as a topic of an aesthetic order; by identifying that which, according to Baumgarten, is the problem inherent to obscure representations, between the necessary and the impossible exteriorization (chiaroscuro) of the latter, and to attempt to discern Baumgarten’s solution for this dilemma, which is to be found in the conscious-unconscious sfumato of poetry and is occasioned by the inherent poeticity of obscure representations themselves.
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    O tempo do sonho : poesia cósmica e metamorfose nas culturas indígenas
    (Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones., 2023) Borges, Paulo
    We present the conception, which is a hallmark of various indigenous cultures, especially the Amerindian and Australian ones, of an original Dreamtime, in which everything is possible because all forms of life flow, in the passage from the invisible to the visible, in a constant autopoietic metamorphosis. This Dreamtime, synonymous with the inexhaustible virtuality of the possible, is hidden or forgotten in the triumph of conceptual and categorical thinking, dominant in the West since the Platonic-Aristotelian and epistemic drift of philosophy, which apparently solidifies the world by enclosing the chaosmic flow in the classification of beings into species, genera and individuals, just as in the laws of apparent causality. The Dreamtime can, however, be experienced at any moment through mythicalritual performance, poetic song and the differentiated states of consciousness they induce, as in the intermediation of the shaman who, devoid of identity, moves freely between the multiple perspectives that configure the processes of the multiple beings and worlds.
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    Poesia araba e Sufismo nell’etiopia contemporanea, fra pratica e dottrina.
    (Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones., 2021) Petrone, Michele
    In questo studio si prenderanno in esame alcuni esempi provenienti dall’Etiopia Sud Occidentale, tutt’ora inediti. Composti da Sufi locali fra la fine del XIX secolo e l’inizio del XX, questi testi mostrano un profondo legame con la pratica del mawlid come festività popolare. Allo stesso tempo i versi racchiudono alcuni insegnamenti metafisici di scuola akbariana.
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    Sainte Agnès: version anonyme francese (BnF, fr. 1553)
    (2018-01-22) Solla, Beatrice
    This paper will discuss the Vie de Sainte Agnès, a hagiographic narrative text in décasyllabes monorimes of the late 13th century, preserved exclusively in manuscript BnF: Fr. 1553. This paper aims to investigate literary sources and their re-elaborations in an at- tempt to seize all the peculiarities of the text. It will also analyze the poem in relation to the manuscript context, and will propose a hypothesis about possible authorship, as well as providing a first examination of the language, to point some typical features of the scripta.

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