Lindamood, Krystle D. (Author)
Denning, Robert (Advisor)
Chung, Susie (Advisor)
Galileo Galilei, and his condemnation by the Catholic Church, termed the Galileo Affair, has been studied for over three hundred centuries, with the preponderance of the literature focusing on and directing animosity between the science and religious disciplines. Avenues of research have included the economic, religious, political, and social lenses; directing the focus everywhere but at Galileo himself. It is for this reason that we seek to psychoanalyze Galileo. A psychoanalysis of an individual examines what lies beneath the surface of their conscious behavior to determine what motivates that person, and why at times they behave counter to their own best interests. This research examines the observed personality traits of Galileo and how these traits directly impacted his career, condemnation, and more specifically the level of the severity of his sentencing using select excerpts of letters of correspondence between the years of 1606–1633. These documents were compiled into the accompanying digital exhibit, the Psychoanalysis of Galileo Galilei. Although this research primarily psychoanalyzes Galileo’s personality, there are also connections drawn between Galileo’s patronage networks and the political turmoil of the period.
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Aaron Weinacht;
Finocchiaro, Maurice A.;
(2020)
Maurice Finocchiaro, “On Trial for Reason: Science, Religion, and Culture in the Galileo Affair” (Oxford UP, 2019)
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Pietro Redondi;
(2004)
Fede lincea e teologia tridentina
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Francesco Beretta;
(2004)
Rilettura di un documento celebre : redazione e diffusione della sentenza e abiura di Galileo
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Ruffo, Partizia;
(2012)
Galileo e l'Inquisizione in un avviso riminese
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Marjorie O'Rourke Boyle;
(2018)
Galileo and the Case of Psalm 19
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Essay Review
Michele Camerota;
(2004)
Campanella e la scienza galileiana. Intorno ad una recente edizione della Apologia pro Galileo
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Essay Review
Renata Ago;
(2007)
Suggestioni per la storia sociale: distanza geografica, incompletezza delle informazioni e segretezza nella comunicazione scientifica di Galileo
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Luigi Guerrini;
(2003)
"Con fatiche veramente atlantiche". Il primato della scienza nella "Lettera a cristina di Lorena"
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Article
Leonardo Anatrini;
(2020)
The Theologian's Endgame. On the Recently Discovered Censorial Report on Galileo's Dialogue and Related Documents
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Massimo Bucciantini;
(2004)
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Essay Review
Franco Giudice;
(2007)
Only a Matter of Credit? Galileo, the Telescopic Discoveries, and the Copernican System
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Book
Hofstadter, Dan;
(2009)
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Maurizio Torrini;
(2021)
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Hilary Gatti;
(2017)
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Francesco Beretta;
(2003)
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Frajese, Vittorio;
(2010)
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Thesis
Matthew Colon;
(2016)
Psychological Work at Midlife: A Biographical Study of C. G. Jung
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Stéphane Garcia;
(2003)
L'image de Galilée ou la trajectoire symbolique du portrait de 1635
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Essay Review
Federica Favino;
(2004)
Contro Tycho. Per una lettura contestuale del Discorso delle comete
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Laura Simoni Varanini;
(2003)
La "Dissertatio cum Nuncio Sidereo" fra Galileo e Bruno
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