Article ID: CBB717287563

L'héliocentrisme de Giordano Bruno entre 1584 et 1591: la disposition des planètes inférieures et les mouvements de la terre (2010)

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This article examines Bruno's conception of the arrangement of the inferior planets (Earth/Moon, Mercury/Venus) and of the motions of the Earth from La Cena (1584) to De immenso (1591). It draws attention to the continuity of Bruno's thought with regard to these two subjects, as well as highlighting the importance of three of his cosmological works in Latin: the Parisian Articuli (1586), the Acrotismus (1588) and the Articuli adversus mathematicos (1588). In the case of the inferior planets, by 1588 Bruno was already in favour of situating Mercury and the Earth on the deferent common to the four planets and in the centre of the epicycles that bear the Moon and Venus, a position which was closely related to the attribution of an annual circular motion to the Sun in the centre of the system. As far as the motions of the Earth were concerned, Bruno's writings also indicate the continuity of the three motions (daily, annual and the long-term inversion of the poles, independent from the third form of motion attributed to the Earth by Copernicus) in the teleological and vitalistic perspective of the renovation of the animal Earth connected with vicissitudine.

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Authors & Contributors
Torrini, Maurizio
Lerner, Michel-Pierre
De Pace, Anna
Bucciarelli, Lucia
Miele, Michele
Andersen, Peter
Journals
Bruniana & Campanelliana: Ricerche Filosofiche e Materiali Storico-testuali
Galilæana: Journal of Galilean Studies
Journal for the History of Astronomy
Archive for History of Exact Sciences
Publishers
Olschki
Verlag Dr. Müller
Springer
Les Belles Lettres
Leo S. Olschki
Bruno Mondadori
Concepts
Astronomy
Cosmology
Copernicanism
Heliocentrism
Science and religion
Natural philosophy
People
Galilei, Galileo
Copernicus, Nicolaus
Bruno, Giordano
Kepler, Johannes
Brahe, Tycho
Aristarchus, of Samos
Time Periods
16th century
17th century
Renaissance
Early modern
Medieval
Ancient
Places
Italy
Europe
Turin (Italy)
France
Denmark
Great Britain
Institutions
Oxford University
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