Opera omnia Desiderii Erasmi
by J. Trapman, V. Branca, Ch Bene, S. Dresden, C. Augustijn
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How do Erasmus's collected proverbs in the Adagia reflect the tension between classical pagan wisdom and Christian morality, and how does he successfully bridge these two worlds?
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In this volume, Erasmus uses humor, satire, and biting commentary to critique the societal and political institutions of his time; which of his targets feel most relevant to our modern cultural and political landscape?
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Erasmus was a master of the written word during the Northern Renaissance, using humanism to advocate for education and reform. How does the sheer scope and ambition of the Opera omnia change your perception of him as an intellectual activist?
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