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Dante y la demostración analógica medieval
This article explores the exegetic and philosophical uses of a particular argument by analogy that Dante employed above all in his‘ Convivio’. This argument –which was an instrument closely linked to both his human and religious hopes— compares visual perception with the rational soul and comes from a speculative tradition that integrates, as though they were a single doctrine, Averroism and Natural Prophecy
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