Della Infinità d'Amore (On the Infinity of Love) is a philosophical dialogue by Tullia d'Aragona, a prominent 16th-century Italian writer and intellectual. Published in 1547, the work explores the nature of love through a conversation between several characters, examining its various aspects and complexities. D'Aragona challenges conventional views on love, advocating for a more nuanced understanding that considers both its physical and spiritual dimensions.
This edition offers readers a chance to engage with a significant contribution to Renaissance philosophical thought and to appreciate the insights of a remarkable woman writer. Della Infinità d'Amore remains relevant for its thoughtful exploration of a timeless subject.
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