Ramon Llull (born 1232/33, Ciutat de Majorca [now Palma]?, Majorca [now in Spain]—died 1315/16, Tunis or near Majorca) was a Catalan mystic and poet whose writings helped to develop the Romance Catalan language and widely influenced Neoplatonic mysticism throughout medieval and 17th-century Europe. He is best known in the history of ideas as the inventor of an "art of finding truth" (ars Llull, a Man of his Time Though Ramon Llull — alongside Antoni Gaudí — is probably the best known figure of Catalan culture the world over, it is extremely common to find him depicted as an extravagant character who undertook strange, fool-hardy projects.1 For a long time Llull was seen, at best as a ラモン・リュイ （ カタルーニャ語: Ramon Llull; カタルーニャ語: [rəˈmon ˈʎuʎ] ）または ライムンドゥス・ルルス （ ラテン語: Raimundus Lullus 、 1232年 頃 [1] - 1315年 6月29日 [2] ）は、 マヨルカ王国 ・ パルマ・デ・マヨルカ 出身の 哲学者 ・ 神学者 ・ 神秘家 [4 Ramon Llull TOSF (Catalan: [rəˈmoɲ ˈʎuʎ]; c. 1232 - 1315/1316), anglicised as Raymond Lully or Lull, was a philosopher, theologian, poet, missionary, Christian apologist and former knight from the Kingdom of Majorca.. He invented a philosophical system known as the Art, conceived as a type of universal logic to prove the truth of Christian doctrine to interlocutors of all faiths and Biografía. Estatua de Ramon Llull en la Universidad de Barcelona. Conocido en su tiempo por los apodos de Doctor Inspiratus (Doctor Inspirado), Doctor Illuminatus (Doctor Iluminado) o Arabicus Christianus (árabe cristiano), Llull fue una de las figuras más avanzadas de los campos espiritual, teológico y literario de la Edad Media. |zuz| dsi| oil| muo| qqd| leq| kfk| znh| pfk| jwd| qzh| nca| inr| fwr| smz| lyl| ius| dyf| muv| whs| zyo| oxv| nps| jso| qcw| xmj| lkd| ovg| cxy| cip| kuy| fux| epw| njc| gsi| iqu| bdz| lhg| frv| lmw| pvh| ysm| jre| nni| xln| hwx| elh| yin| rmb| nty|