The Cannocchiale Aristotelico (Aristotelian Telescope), a work that aims to address (using the linguistic, not the visual, code) the two arts of lapidary and symbolic — to translate, in more familiar terms, verbal and, more generally, figurative — is constructed in such a way as to require the reader to adopt a dual disposition, albeit dependent on the same sense of sight: looking to read, looking to see. The paper offers some examples to support this new interpretation of Tesauro's treatise.
Frare, P., UN LIBRO DA «MIRAR CON GLI OCCHI»: «IL CANNOCCHIALE ARISTOTELICO» DI EMANUELE TESAURO, <<TESTO>>, 2025; XLVI (89): 9-26 [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/330557]
UN LIBRO DA «MIRAR CON GLI OCCHI»: «IL CANNOCCHIALE ARISTOTELICO» DI EMANUELE TESAURO
Frare, Pierantonio
2025
Abstract
The Cannocchiale Aristotelico (Aristotelian Telescope), a work that aims to address (using the linguistic, not the visual, code) the two arts of lapidary and symbolic — to translate, in more familiar terms, verbal and, more generally, figurative — is constructed in such a way as to require the reader to adopt a dual disposition, albeit dependent on the same sense of sight: looking to read, looking to see. The paper offers some examples to support this new interpretation of Tesauro's treatise.
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