Introduction

Guido Giglioni

1-34

Averroes against Avicenna on human spontaneous generation

the starting-point of a lasting debate

Amos Bertolacci

37-54

Revisiting the 1552–1550 and 1562 Aristotle-Averroes edition

Charles Burnett

55-64

Humanism and the assessment of Averroes in the renaissance

Craig Martin

65-79

Marsilio Ficino on Saturn, the Plotinian mind, and the monster of Averroes

Michael B. Allen

81-97

The transmutations of a young Averroist

Agostino Nifo's commentary on the destructio destructionum of Averroes and the nature of celestial influences

Nicholas Holland

99-123

Intellectual beatitude in the Averroist tradition

the case of Agostino Nifo

Leen Spruit

125-144

Averroistic themes in Girolamo Cardano's De immortalitate animorum

José M. García Valverde

145-171

Phantasms of reason and shadows of matter

Averroes's notion of the imagination and its renaissance interpreters

Guido Giglioni

173-193

The Cambridge Platonists and Averroes

Sarah Hutton

197-211

Reconsidering the case of Elijah Delmedigo's Averroism and its impact on Spinoza

Carlos Fraenkel

213-236

Averroes and Arabic philosophy in the modern historia philosophica

seventeenth and eighteenth centuries

Gregorio Piaia

237-253

Immanuel Kant, universal understanding, and the meaning of Averroism in the German enlightenment

Marco Sgarbi

255-269

Ernest Renan and Averroism

the story of a misinterpretation

John Marenbon

273-283

Leo Strauss and the alethiometer

James E. Montgomery

285-320

Was Ibn Rushd an averroist?

the problem, the debate, and its philosophical implications

Anna Akasoy

321-347