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	Giordano Bruno - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Giordano Bruno (1548–February 17, 1600) was an Italian philosopher, priest, astronomer/astrologer, and occultist.
		The Last Confession by Australian author Morris West (The Devil's Advocate, The Shoes of the Fisherman, The Ambassadors) is a fictional account of Giordano Bruno's imprisonment before he is convicted of heresy and burned at the stake during the Inquisition in 1600.
		Czesław Miłosz's poem "Campo di Fiori" interweaves the Italian masses indifference to the burning of Giordano Bruno with the Poles' indifference to the Germans' supression of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Giordano_Bruno (2548 words)

	nbc30.com - News - Giordano Receives 37-Year Prison Sentence
		Giordano also was convicted in March of conspiring with a prostitute, who is the mother of one of the girls and an aunt of the other.
		Giordano said he became aroused watching one of the girls in the waiting room but said he did not touch the girls.
		Giordano remained mayor after his arrest, but Sam Caligiuri, president of the Board of Alderman, ran the city until the November 2001 election, when voters chose former state Rep. Michael Jarjura to replace Giordano.
	www.armchairsubversive.com /Giordano.htm (488 words)

	Gus Giordano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Giordano serves regularly on the faculties of the International Tanz Wochen - Stuttgart, the International Des Danse - Paris, and thew Cologne Dance Festival.
		Giordano was commissioned by orchestra conductor Doc Severinsen to choreograph his jazz production The Valley of Xebrob, which made its debut nationally on the Sound Stage television show in 1982.
		Giordano was the recipient of the 1989 Illinois Governor's Award for the Arts for exemplary individual artistic achievement.
	www.barbara-brune.de /teacher/giordano.htm (439 words)

	Great Theosophists--Giordano Bruno (23 of 29)
		Despite his inner rebellion, Giordano was unable to leave the monastery, and at the age of twenty-four he took holy orders and said his first mass.
		Giordano Bruno, the Theosophist, naturally posited the identity of all souls with the Universal Over-soul.
		Giordano Bruno taught that the Law of Reincarnation is indissolubly connected with its twin doctrine of Karma, or "High Justice."
	www.wisdomworld.org /setting/bruno.html (2240 words)

	Giordano Bruno - MSN Encarta
		Giordano Bruno (1548?-1600), Italian Renaissance philosopher and poet, whose dramatic death gives a special significance to his writings.
		Originally named Filippo, he took the name Giordano when he joined the Dominicans, who trained him in Aristotelian philosophy and Thomistic theology.
		An independent thinker and tempestuous spirit, he fled the order in 1576 to avoid a trial on doctrinal charges and began the wandering that characterized his life.
	encarta.msn.com /encnet/refpages/RefArticle.aspx?refid=761552368 (396 words)

	Bruno, Giordano - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The State of Giordano Bruno Studies at the End of the Four-Hundredth Centenary of the Philosopher's Death.
		Giordano Bruno: Neoplatonism and the wheel of memory in the De umbris idearum.(Critical Essay)
		GIORDANO BRUNO: la libertad de pensar.(filÃ³sofo)(TT: Giordano Bruno: the freedom to think.)(TA: philosopher)
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/b/bruno-g1i.asp (413 words)

	450 Jahre Giordano Bruno - Titel der Arbeit
		Schon während seiner Mönchzeit begann Giordano Bruno an der Trinität der Gottheit und der unbefleckten Empfängnis Marias zu zweifeln.
		Diese Erkenntnis bezog Giordano Bruno auf sein Weltbild.
		Dezember Giordano Bruno wird zu seinen Werken befragt.
	www.uni-bremen.de /~semiotik/inquisition.html (812 words)

	New York Insurance Regulatory Attorney - Reinsurance Law, Surplus Lines
		Giordano is counsel to insurance and reinsurance companies and other financial institutions on a variety of matters including regulated business transactions, regulatory compliance, privacy matters, licensing, strategic business planning, and development of regulatory and legislative policies.
		Giordano was a partner and head of the regulatory practice at a major New York insurance boutique firm.
		Giordano received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Queens College, his Master of Business Administration degree from St. John's University and his Juris Doctor degree from Brooklyn Law School and is admitted to practice law in New York and Connecticut.
	www.mikegiordano.com (239 words)

	SETI League: Biography of Giordano Bruno
		Giordano Bruno, Italian monk of the sixteenth century.
		Bruno is considered a forerunner of modern philosophy because of his influence on the Dutch philosopher Baruch Spinoza and his anticipation of the theories of monism, later advocated by the German philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz.
		Giordano Bruno was born in Italy in 1548.
	www.setileague.org /awards/brunoquo.htm (609 words)

	Luca Giordano (Getty Museum) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Giordano had two nicknames: Proteus, for his ability to imitate almost any artist's style, and Luca fa presto ("Luca go quickly"), probably derived from prodding by his painter-copyist father.
		Giordano may have trained with Jusepe de Ribera, whose dark, dramatic manner deeply influenced him, but he also studied earlier art.
		From 1692 to 1702, he was Spain's court painter; Charles II said only the facile Giordano could tackle the huge ceilings of his Escorial palace.
	www.getty.edu /art/collections/bio/a570-1.html (167 words)

	Giordano Bruno Collection
		By order of the Congregation of the Holy Office, Giordano Bruno was burned at the stake in 1600 for indulging in astronomical speculations; for supporting the Copernican theory, the reason given being because it was 'contrary to the bible;' and for suggesting that the Bible did not contain the whole of science....
		Nearly three hundred years ago, one of the noblest of the human race, Giordano Bruno, was burned at Rome by the Catholic Church -- that is to say, by the 'Triumphant Beast.' This man had committed certain crimes --he had publicly stated that there were other worlds than this -- other constellations than ours.
		Bruno was burned at the stake by the Catholic Inquisition, and the aged Galileo was dragged before the Holy Tribunal to abjure, under threat of torture, the propagation of a doctrine which the Christian Church pronounced false and inimical to the faith.
	www.punkerslut.com /articles/giordanobrunocollection.html (2171 words)

	bizjournals: Entrepreneur
		Giordano, who is now president and CEO, is referring to his father Vincent, who founded the company and for whom it is named.
		Working at Giordano and Sons House of Hams on South 9th Street taught Vincent that there was opportunity in supplying such small retailers, so he struck off on his own, but in the late 1970s trade restrictions were lifted on imported Italian prosciuto.
		Giordano worked at his father's business since its founding when he was 15 and learned the basics watching his father deal with such business challenges.
	www.bizjournals.com /entrepreneur/2004/07/10/1.html?t=printable (1063 words)

	Su Giordano Bruno
		Giordano Bruno è la coscienza della «catastrofe», cioè del capovolgimento del non più vitale ordine civile o, con metafora astronomica, della «rivoluzione», e dunque di un naturale «rimettersi in piedi del mondo rovesciato».
		Giordano Bruno fu nolano di nascita, ma cittadino europeo, innamorato non dell’Europa da lui percorsa da un capo all’altro alla ricerca di interlocutori liberi e dunque creativi, ma dell’Europa da lui anticipata nel sogno della ragione, l’Europa del sapere critico e della tolleranza.
		In Giordano Bruno troviamo elementi di ermetismo, di magia naturale, di filosofia neoplatonica che uniti insieme producono una concezione audace e visionaria del mondo.
	www.ossimoro.it /bruno2.htm (5258 words)

	Giordano Bruno
		Giordano Bruno the Nolan was an excommunicated Dominican friar who had developed an art, science and philosophy which was a Hermetic interpretation of Copernicus and Lucretius.
		His life and stand against the mediocrity of papal hierarchy and monastic privilege of his times is the essence of the artist/rebel/poet which we are so familiar with now.
		Giordano Bruno, On the Composition of Images, Signs and Ideas, translated by Charles Doria, edited and annotated by Dick Higgins (New York: Willis, Locker and Owens, 1991), p.
	cotati.sjsu.edu /spoetry/folder6/ng6212.html (969 words)

	Marie-Christine Giordano Faulty Bio
		Marie-Christine Giordano, born in Fribourg, Switzerland, is the director of the five-member company The Marie-Christine Giordano Dance Company, whose style is post-modern with emphasis on kinesthetic and psychological sensibilities.
		Giordano studied dance as a teen in Geneva and Monte Carlo.
		Giordano went to Switzerland to teach a workshop at the end of 1998 and more recently in October 2001.
	www.bwydance.com /faculty/bios/giordano_marie.shtml (262 words)

	Giordano Bruno
		Giordano Bruno can, without much doubt, be referred to as the martyr of Freethought.
		This was the true beginning of his life, the determination to disregard fanciful notions Christianity and seek out his true path in life.
		Giordano Bruno at the Council for Secular Humanism
	www.punkerslut.com /articles/giordanobruno.html (2732 words)

	Bruno Giordano: pantheist martyr (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Giordano Bruno is the first pantheist in the modern mould.
		Completely abandoning Christian theology, he resurrected the materialism and Stoicism of the ancient world and combined it with a prophetic view of an infinite universe of solar systems, united in a single interpenetrating unity.
		Domenico Berti, Documenti intorno a Giordano Bruno da Nola, Rome 1880.
	members.aol.com /pantheism0/brunlife.htm (1925 words)

	Ralph Giordano - Die Traditionslüge - Perlentaucher.de, Kultur und Literatur Online
		Mit dem ihm eigenen Furor zähle Giordano noch einmal die Verbrechen auf und berichte vor allem von der Verdrängung nach dem Krieg, den Karrieren der Wehrmachtsoffiziere in der von Adenauer wiederbewaffneten Bundesrepublik und bis heute als Namensgeber von Kasernen.
		Giordano leugne freilich die Fortschritte der Demokratisierung nicht, aber seine Forderung, Kasernen nach Deserteuren zu benennen, geht dem Rezensenten dann doch zu weit.
		Giordano nutzt die Debatte, so der Rezensent, um die Frage, auf welche Traditionen sich die Bundeswehr stützen kann, zu ausführlichen Überlegungen, die "interessante Schlaglichter" auf die Geschichte des Militärs der letzten 200 Jahre werfen.
	www.perlentaucher.de /buch/3232.html (459 words)

	Filippo Giordano Bruno - Biografie WHO'S WHO.
		In Anlehnung an das kopernikanische Weltbild entwickelte Giordano Bruno eine kosmologische Unendlichkeitslehre, die als wahre Naturreligion gelten kann.
		Februar 1600 starb Giordano Bruno auf einem Scheiterhaufen mitten in Rom, den man zum Auftakt des Heiligen Jahres entzündet hatte.
		Bis heute blickt Giordano Bruno vom römischen Campo de’ Fiori anklagend in Richtung des Vatikan, um an die Exzesse des katholischen Dogmatismus zu erinnern.
	www.rasscass.com /templ/te_bio.php?PID=431&RID=1 (501 words)

	Giordano Bruno, The Forgotten Philosopher
		Today, 17th February 2000, is the 400th anniversary of the martyrdom of Giordano Bruno who was burnt alive at the stake in Campo de' Fiori square in Rome.
		Bruno, Italian renaissance philosopher, scientist and poet, was born in 1548 at Nola, near Naples.
		The Associazione Nazionale del Libero Pensiero 'Giordano Bruno' is organising this year, together with like-minded organisations united in the Secular and Libertarian Committee, a three day programme with speeches, music and theatrical presentations from today till 19th of February culminating in a great demonstration at the Campo de' Fiori square.
	www.positiveatheism.org /hist/bruno.htm (3546 words)

	Giordano Bruno
		Il Serveto, a causa delle sue posizioni antitrinitarie, fu arso vivo a Ginevra il 27 ottobre 1553, vittima dell'intransigenza ed intolleranza religiosa del riformatore Giovanni Calvino.
		Parteciparono, tra gli altri, rappresentanti di associazioni culturali in onore di Giordano Bruno, circoli repubblicani, Reduci Patrie Battaglie (non si chiamavano ancora Combattenti e Reduci), Società Operaie di Mutuo Soccorso della provincia.
		Ma questa giornata di ricordo a Giordano Bruno ebbe anche un seguito.
	www.storiain.net /arret/num59/artic7.htm (1771 words)

	Ralph Giordano: Deutschlandreise
		Bei ihm werden aktuelle Erlebnisse dieser Reise durch das wiedervereinigte Deutschland mit Erinnerungen an das eigene Leben und die Verfolgung in der NS-Zeit verwoben; Gespräche aus dem Jahre 1996 sind Anlaß, auf das bisherige literarische Schaffen Bezug zu nehmen; anrührende Landschaftsbeschreibungen wechseln mit sachlichen Informationen zur Geschichte der eben beschriebenen Region.
		Mit der jüngeren deutschen Geschichte setzte er sich auch in solchen Arbeiten wie Wenn Hitler den Krieg gewonnen hätte (1989) oder Wird Deutschland wieder gefährlich (1993) auseinander.
		Giordano hatte sich nach 1945 der KPD angeschlossen.
	www.luise-berlin.de /Lesezei/Blz99_09/text05.htm (624 words)

	Ralph Giordano - Literatur vor Ort 2002 - Nordwestradio
		Ralph Giordano wurde 1923 in Hamburg geboren Sein Vater war sizilianischer Abstammung, die deutsche Mutter Jüdin.
		Giordano arbeitet als Dokumentarist beim Norddeutschen und beim Westdeutschen Rundfunk.
		Gudrun Boch sprach mit Ralph Giordano über sein Leben.
	www.radiobremen.de /nordwestradio/literatur/vor_ort/giordano.html (263 words)

	SETI Editorial: The Folly of Giordano Bruno
		Taking the name Giordano upon becoming a member of the Dominican order, he was educated in the Aristotelian and Thomist traditions and eventually came to espouse a mystical Neoplatonism mixed with ideas imbibed from a resurgent interest of that time in the works of the apocryphal Hermes Trismegistus.
		These accounts, however, often leave out two fundamental aspects of the case of Giordano Bruno that cast matters in a somewhat different light.
		The first calls into doubt how closely we should link Bruno with the history of astronomy and what came to be called the "Scientific Revolution", and the second offers a perspective on the undeniable tragedy of his life that make him less of a symbol, but in the balance makes him more human.
	www.setileague.org /editor/brunoalt.htm (1558 words)

	Womens petite shoes, petite size womens shoes by Giordano's.
		Petite shoes are the rule, not the exception, at Giordano's.
		Giordano's has one of the largest selections of designer footwear in hard to find smaller sizes, with a vast collection of flats, heels, loafers, boots and sandals from favorite designers.
		Giordano's personalized service attracts a loyal clientele of city and suburban residents as well as travelers from all over the world.
	www.petiteshoes.com /petite_shoes.html (209 words)

	The Galileo Project \| Christianity \| Giordano Bruno
		Filippo Bruno was born in Nola, near Naples, the son of Giovanni Bruno, a soldier, and Fraulissa Savolino.
		Stanley L. Jaki (The Hague: Mouton, 1975); Sidney Greenberg, The Infinite in Giordano Bruno, with a Translation of his Dialogue Concerning the Cause, Principle, and One (New York: King's Crown Press, 1950); Jack Lindsay, Cause, Principle, and Unity; Five Dialogues (New York: International Publishers, 1964); Dorothea Waley Singer Giordano Bruno, his Life and Thought.
		See also Walter Pagel, "Giordano Bruno: The Philosophy of Circles and the Circular Movement of the Blood," Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences 6 (1951)): 116-125; Angus Armitage, "The Cosmology of Giordano Bruno, Annals of Science 6 (1948):24-31.
	galileo.rice.edu /chr/bruno.html (719 words)

	In Italy Online - Luca Giordano
		Extremely skilled at copying the styles of other master artists, Giordano worked rapidly enough to be nicknamed Luca Fa Presto (Luca the Quick).
		So dumbfounded was the Spanish Viceroy by Giordano's speed and artistry that he proclaimed he was "either an angel or a demon." When he died in Naples in 1705, his fame was equaled by no other artist of his generation.
		Certosa di San Martino (Via Angelini, Vomero): when he was 72, Giordano took less than 48 hours to paint his masterful last work, The Triumph of St. Judith, on the ceiling of the Cappella del Tesoro.
	www.initaly.com /regions/campania/giordano.htm (448 words)

	February 17: Bruno burned by the Roman Inquisition
		In 1591, a restless philosopher named Giordano Bruno traveled to Venice at the invitation of a Venetian nobleman named Giovanni Mocenigo.
		Giordano Bruno lost the thread of truth and the Roman Church burned him for it.
		And lastly, Bruno's ideas influenced the pantheism of the Jewish philosopher Baruch Spinoza and the monadism of German thinker Gottfried von Leibniz.
	chi.gospelcom.net /DAILYF/2002/02/daily-02-17-2002.shtml (618 words)

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		he Italian philosopher and mage Giordano Bruno was born in Nola, near Naples, in 1548.
		He became a Dominican friar in 1563, but was forced to leave the order after accusations of heresy in 1576.
		Two excellent secondary sources on Bruno are Giordano Bruno and the Hermetic Tradition by Frances Yates (Chicago, 1964) and Eros and Magic in the Renaissance by Ioan Coulianu (Chicago, 1987).
	www.renaissanceastrology.com /bruno.html (814 words)

	Im Großen und Ganzen habe ich Glück gehabt - wdr.de - Kultur
		Ralph Giordano: Also ich muss zunächst einmal sagen, ich war immer ein schlechter Schenker.
		Ich kann nicht sagen, dass ich ruhiger geworden bin, der kreative Kreisel dreht sich in mir, das ist die Dynamik meines Lebens und das wird auch bleiben.
		Ralph Giordano über die Gründe, in Deutschland geblieben zu sein.
	www.wdr.de /themen/kultur/personen/giordano_ralph/interview_erster_teil.jhtml (583 words)

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