Giordano Bruno's Metaphysics of the Infinite

The main point of this research is the attempt to demonstrate Substance as being necessary, and that it implies that the Universe is Infinite and One, highlighting the concepts with which they are directly related. The Brunian universe is constituted as being infinite, as a constant infinite repetition of planetary systems (various worlds), each system with its respective heliocentrism. Thus, it is necessary that its metaphysics resides in an infinite production of the divine power (Substance), and that this power is found everywhere, through its effects (accidents), yet it does not remain in the infinite universe. Nevertheless, thanks to its perfection and goodness, it allows the world not to be destroyed and emptied, thus guaranteeing elements to this universe, which ensure the infinity, movement and existence of all things.

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Graduated in Philosophy from the Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná (PUCPR). She was a CAPS Fellow with an emphasis on Human Rights for three years. Currently studying for a bachelor's degree in Law at Faculdade das Indústria (FIEP System).