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Costantini, Franco [Speaker]; Ladeur, Karl-Heinz [Speaker]; Lanza, Andrea [Speaker]; Meier, Franziska [Speaker]; Rushworth, Jennifer [Speaker]; Revel, Judith [Speaker]; Frey, Christiane [Speaker]; Gragnolati, Manuele [Speaker]; Holzhey, Christoph F. E. [Speaker]; Wedemeyer, Arnd [Speaker]; Lefort, Claude [Other] ; ICI Berlin Institute for Cultural Inquiry

Dante’s Political Modernities : Claude Lefort Reads the Monarchia : Symposium

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  • Media type: E-Book; Spoken Word; Video
  • Title: Dante’s Political Modernities : Claude Lefort Reads the Monarchia : Symposium
  • Contributor: Costantini, Franco [RednerIn]; Ladeur, Karl-Heinz [RednerIn]; Lanza, Andrea [RednerIn]; Meier, Franziska [RednerIn]; Rushworth, Jennifer [RednerIn]; Revel, Judith [RednerIn]; Frey, Christiane [RednerIn]; Gragnolati, Manuele [RednerIn]; Holzhey, Christoph F. E. [RednerIn]; Wedemeyer, Arnd [RednerIn]; Lefort, Claude [Other]
  • Corporation: ICI Berlin Institute for Cultural Inquiry
  • imprint: Berlin: ICI Berlin, 06 Jul 2019
  • Published in: ICI Edition ; Symposium
  • Extent: 1 Online-Ressource (4 Video-Dateien); farbig
  • Language: English
  • DOI: 10.25620/e190706
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  • Recording information: Aufnahme: ICI Berlin, 06.07.2019, 10:00
  • Footnote: Enthält: Introduction by Christiane Frey (06:44); Introduction by Christoph Holzhey (02:22); Talk by Judith Revel (51:37); Discussion (12:18)
    D 2019
    In engl. Sprache
  • Description: The symposium takes its cue from Lefort’s suggestive invitation to reconsider Dante’s endorsement of a ‘temporal monarchy’, that is, a secular order restricted to humankind’s common pursuit of earthly happiness and hence fully independent from the Church. Lefort sketches the political reception of Dante’s treatise, referenced by humanist advisors of princes, jurists of absolutist rule, and historians of nation-states alike, which, for him, testifies to a profound historical eccentricity of Dante’s conception rather than a teleology inherent to the modern history of the West.
  • Access State: Open Access