Join Paul Richard Blum, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy, as he dives into the intriguing ideas of Nicholas of Cusa. They explore 'learned ignorance' and the 'coincidence of opposites,' challenging traditional Aristotelian logic. Blum discusses how Cusanus advocated for interfaith dialogue among Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, promoting unity through understanding. The podcast also touches on the historical landscape of the Renaissance, emphasizing the interconnectedness of diverse philosophical traditions and the importance of community in shaping thought.
