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CusanusDefinitio als Selbstbestimmung

What is it about?

Nicholas of Cusa is generally read as a theologian. In fact, he often speaks of God. The term 'non aliud' is also readily interpreted as God. I propose here a non-theological but purely philosophical reading of De non aliud, which shows that Nicholas is presenting a speculation about 'to be' at the highest speculative level.

Why is it important?

The literature on Cusanus' work is dominated by theological and religious interests. I am trying to shed light on the great philosophical side of Cusanus.

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