Zöllner, Frank
In: Seidl, Ernst ; Dürr, Frank ; La Corte, Michael (Hrsgg.): Ex machina : Leonardo da Vincis Maschinen zwischen Wissenschaft und Kunst. Tübingen 2019, pp. 28-41 (Schriften des Museums der Universität Tübingen MUT ; 18)
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Abstract
This paper asks how Leonardo da Vinci, as a "uomo senza lettere", conducted his research and what systems he used to classify his results or what his attitude was to possible orders of knowledge. The central thesis of this paper is that the system of order most frequently used by Leonardo was that of the completed manuscript page, i.e. that he hardly used any classical systems of knowledge or order systems at all.
| Document type: | Book Section |
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| Version: | Secondary publication |
| Date Deposited: | 29 Jan 2025 09:27 |
| Faculties / Institutes: | Research Project, Working Group > Individuals |
| DDC-classification: | Arts Drawing and decorative arts |
| Controlled Keywords: | Leonardo <da Vinci>, Wissen, Text, Ordnung, Proportion, Anatomie |
| Subject (classification): | Drawing, Printmaking Others |
| Countries/Regions: | Italy |
| Paper series: | Series Volume |
