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		<title>Leonardo’s Literary Writings: History, Genre, Philosophy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>This dissertation, conceiving Leonardo as a moral philosopher, provides interpretations that lead to the conclusion that his thought pervades both his major and minor works and that these literary writings must be viewed as an extension (and result) of Leonardo’s greater notions of the world and of how all parts relate to one another. </p>
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