Agazzi's Knowledge of the Invisible

This article is an analytical review of a recent volume written by Evandro Agazzi, namely, The Knowledge of the Invisible. It points out how Agazzi takes his starting point from faith to develop the centrality of reason. One of the central themes is the epistemology of religion. It concludes with a brief mention of the notion of hope.

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Distinctio
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2024-10-21
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https://doi.org/10.56550/d.3.1.4
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Renaissance and Early Modern Studies
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Agazzi's Knowledge of the Invisible

Vincenzo Fano, Sara Taglialagamba
Distinctio
Renaissance and Early Modern Studies
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Agazzi's Knowledge of the Invisible

Vincenzo Fano, Sara Taglialagamba
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Abstract

This article is an analytical review of a recent volume written by Evandro Agazzi, namely, The Knowledge of the Invisible. It points out how Agazzi takes his starting point from faith to develop the centrality of reason. One of the central themes is the epistemology of religion. It concludes with a brief mention of the notion of hope.

DistinctioVol. 3(1)
University of Urbino (IT)
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Renaissance and Early Modern Studies
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