ExpulsiÃ3n de la bestia triunfante es una obra filosÃ3fica del escritor italiano Giordano Bruno, publicada en 1584. En este diàlogo alegÃ3rico, Bruno explora temas como la reforma moral, la astrologÃ-a, y la cosmologÃ-a. A travÃ(c)s de una narrativa rica en simbolismo y referencias mitolÃ3gicas, el autor presenta una visiÃ3n del universo imbuida de hermetismo y neoplatonismo, desafiando las concepciones tradicionales de su tiempo.
La obra, narrada desde la perspectiva de SofÃ-a y Saulin, revela un consejo celestial presidido por Jðpiter y Mercurio, donde se decide expulsar a la 'bestia triunfante', sÃ-mbolo de los vicios y la ignorancia que afligen a la humanidad. Bruno aboga por un retorno a la virtud y al conocimiento, promoviendo una transformaciÃ3n tanto individual como colectiva. Este texto, esencial para comprender el pensamiento renacentista, sigue siendo relevante por su crÃ-tica a la decadencia moral y su bðsqueda de una renovaciÃ3n espiritual.
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