Giordano Bruno

What Dominique Pagani says

Dominique Pagani mainly mentions Giordano Bruno as the man who was burned in a public square for upholding the plurality of worlds and the infinity of the universe12. He recalls that Bruno taught the treatise on the sphere and the De anima3. He regularly compares him with Galileo: Bruno, less cautious, openly taught the plurality of worlds and died for it, whereas Galileo sought to escape the stake45. He stresses that the ideas for which Bruno was condemned are now shared by everyone5. In a session on the sciences of history, he notes that the thesis of an infinite universe inspires a secret horror in Kepler6. Elsewhere, he simply cites him among the figures of the Renaissance7. From one session to the next, between 2020 and 2026, these mentions remain brief and always return to the same points.

1. 19 #11 Comment des sciences de l'histoire peuvent-elles être réelles?7 Jan 2021 · 1:20:41
2. 2Les fondements de la distinction platonicienne et aristotélicienne5 May 2026 · 38:32
3. 3Robert (Marthe)8 Jan 2020 · 36:35
4. 49 #16 Comment des sciences de l'histoire peuvent-elles être réelles?4 Mar 2021 · 59:16
5. 5La panzer-philosophie contre le cogito : néo-fascisme ou idéologie de la nature. Heidegger/Descartes5 Mar 2022 · 47:23
6. 69 #11 Comment des sciences de l'histoire peuvent-elles être réelles?7 Jan 2021 · 1:31:28
7. 7Dominique Pagani : De la débauche du sens à l'orgie du sentiment29 May 2023 · 1:02:30

Summary produced automatically from 7 of the passages below, to be reviewed; the numbers link to the moment in the session.