Johannes Wenck († 1460) as a Reader of the Poetics

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface VII
3. Content IX
4. An Eccentric View on the History of Philosophy – or: In Praise of the Margins 1
5. The Uncharted Margins of Arabic Philosophy 15
6. Marginal Annotations in Treatises at the Margin of Aristotelian Philosophy 43
7. Lesen durch Schreiben 105
8. Typologie und Funktion der Marginalien am Beispiel der Aristoteles-Kommentare 133
9. Readers’ Marks in Renaissance Manuscripts 195
10. Text and Paratext in Fifteenth-Century Manuscripts? 227
11. Johannes Wenck († 1460) as a Reader of the Poetics 273
12. Dispute in the Margins. An Argument Regarding Creatio ex nihilo in Paris Ms. héb. 968 365
13. In the Magister’s Shadow: Domenico Bonfioli’s Student Notes from Pomponazzi’s Lectures 379
14. Tommaso Campanella’s Marginalia on Aristotle 403
15. Traces of Attention 425
16. List of Manuscripts 461
17. Index of Figures 465
18. Index of Names 467
19. Note on Contributors 479