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      MetaphysicsOntologyMedieval PhilosophyAnselm (Philosophy)
Se o pensamento faz parte da vida, e não pode deixar de fazer parte da vida dos filósofos, pensar o tema da amizade é uma forma de vivê-la sublimadamente. E a oportunidade aqui é óptima, uma vez que se trata de celebrar o legado de um... more
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      FriendshipAnselm (Philosophy)Anselm of CanterburySt. Anselm
برهان آنسلم از نمونه‌های نامور برهان‌ وجودی است که قرن‌ها محل بحث فیلسوفان و منطق‌دانان بوده است. یکی از کلیدی‌ترین فرازهای این برهان چنین است که «اگر [آن‌چه فراتر از آن قابل تصور نیست] در ذهن وجود داشته باشد، آن‌گاه می‌توان همین فرد را... more
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      Analytic PhilosophyPhilosophy Of ReligionAnselm (Philosophy)
Per inventio s’intende la scoperta di una realtà. Il termine inventio assume in ciò una sfumatura che sottolinea un evento più soggettivo che oggettivo, l’accrescimento del conoscente più che del conosciuto. Tratteremo adesso... more
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      Anselm (Philosophy)Théorie de la connaissanceFilosofia Medievale
Monologion é o título da primeira obra escrita por Anselmo, como prior no Mosteiro de Bec (Normandia), durante a segunda metade do ano de 1076. Trata-se de uma obra de síntese sistemática de metafísica teológica. O talento sistemático... more
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      PhilosophyMedieval PhilosophyAnselm (Philosophy)Anselm of Canterbury
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      Philosophy Of ReligionAnselm (Philosophy)Anselm of CanterburySt. Anselm
A relação entre Kant e Santo Anselmo, com respeito ao argumento a favor da existência de Deus no Proslogion, é o que está em causa no presente estudo. Tal é o conhecido argumento anselmiano, reputado, depois de Kant, de «prova... more
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      PhilosophyMedieval PhilosophyKantImmanuel Kant
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      Monastic StudiesProof of GodMonasticismAnselm (Philosophy)
A survey of the idea of justice in four medieval authors: Augustine of Hippo, Anselm of Canterbury, Thomas Aquinas and Meister Eckhart
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      Medieval PhilosophyAquinasJusticeAugustine
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      PhilosophyPhilosophy Of ReligionDescartes, RenéAnselm (Philosophy)
The author analyses the validity of a certain variation of Anselm's "ontological argument", namely the modal-logical version from Charles Hartshorne (1897-2000). He firstly studies the origin of Hartshome's arguments, whose starting point... more
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      Modal LogicPhilosophyEthicsMedieval Philosophy
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      Historical TheologySystematic TheologyHebrew BibleBiblical Studies
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      Medieval PhilosophyLogicReferenceMedieval History
Proslogion é o título da segunda obra escrita por Anselmo, como prior no Mosteiro de Bec (Normandia), durante os anos de 1077 e 1078, a seguir à composição do Monologion. O "Proémio" do Proslogion é significativo acerca da relação entre... more
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      PhilosophyMedieval PhilosophyAnselm (Philosophy)Anselm of Canterbury
The paper discusses Anselm’s thought as Christian philosophy in light of positions developed during the 1930s French debates about Christian philosophy, specifically the complementary positions of Etienne Gilson and Jacques Maritain. I... more
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      Medieval PhilosophyPhilosophy Of ReligionMedieval TheologyThomism
This study of Greek-American theologian John S. Romanides explores the first half-decade of his career, a span which includes his seminal book Ancestral Sin. Each chapter of this book is adapted from a lecture written by theologian James... more
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      TheologyOrthodox TheologyProtestantismAugustine
Resumen: Gilberto Crispino († 1117) ha escrito más de diez obras entre las que se encuentran la Disputatio Iudei et Christiani y la Disputatio Christiani cum Gentili. Cada una de ellas presenta rasgos excepcionales que las convierten en... more
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      Anselm (Philosophy)Interreligious DialogueAnselm of CanterburySt. Anselm
Intentionality (‘directedness’, ‘aboutness’) is both a central topic in contemporary philosophy of mind, phenomenology and the cognitive sciences, and one of the themes with which both analytic and Continental philosophers have... more
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      PhenomenologyEdmund HusserlMartin HeideggerIntentionality
* This essay aims to argue that Karl Barth’s doctrine of the atonement necessarily leads to universalism. It seeks to prove the thesis by observing Barth’s reception of Anselm’s doctrine of the atonement. Barth’s doctrine of objective... more
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      The AtonementKarl BarthAnselm (Philosophy)Anselm of Canterbury
This paper seeks to analyse the metaphysical presuppositions of the word maius in Anselm’s argument. In order to do so, the paper first interprets Anselm and his philosophy and then the Proslogion. Since maius is seldom used in the... more
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      MetaphysicsAnselm (Philosophy)Anselm of CanterburySt. Anselm
"The "unum argumentum" which Saint Anselm refers to in the Proslogion is not what many commentators have made it out to be. It is neither an "ontological argument" of the sort Descartes or Hegel would later make (and Gassendi and Kant... more
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      Medieval PhilosophyPhilosophy Of ReligionMedieval StudiesAnselm (Philosophy)
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      PhilosophyMedieval PhilosophyTheodicyChristology
1. Anselmo: uma teologia sola ratione Anselmo (1035Anselmo ( -1109 é, sem dúvida, um dos principais representantes do teísmo medieval, como um teísmo filosófico, porque procurou compreender racionalmente, tão profunda e extensivamente... more
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      MetaphysicsOntologyMedieval PhilosophyAquinas
ST. ANSELM'S Cur Deus Homo 1 ranks as one of the most influential pieces of Christian theology in the two millennia of reflection upon the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The influence of Cur Deus Homo, however, has not... more
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      Doctrine of JustificationAnselm (Philosophy)Feudalism and LordshipAnselm of Canterbury
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      PhilosophyEthicsPhilosophical TheologyTheological Ethics
PAPER INTRODUCTION: St. Anselm of Canterbury’s Canterbury’s Cur Deus Homo (Why did God become human? or Why a God-human?) was a path-breaking work in theology; the first attempt to explain by means of a systematic theory why the Word... more
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      ChristianityEthicsMedieval PhilosophyTheology
I offer a reading of Anselm’s famous attempt to rationalize the incarnation (remoto Christo; sola ratione) that is bad but very difficult to evade, and hence compellingly bad. I find my break from the badness by way of two of Burcht... more
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      PoeticsJean-Luc MarionAnselm (Philosophy)Anselm of Canterbury
One important divine attribute Saint Anselm examines and treats is that of simplicity. His treatment brings out some surprising features of simplicity itself which escape the frameworks of the logic of created being, providing us a... more
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      PhilosophyMetaphysicsEthicsMedieval Philosophy
This essay deals with the question whether the anselmian argumento of the Proslogion is or is not an ontological argument. For this purpose, it convenes the position of G. E. M. Anscombe, who maintains that the anselmian argument is not... more
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      MetaphysicsOntologyMedieval PhilosophyAnselm (Philosophy)
1) Encíclica /Eterni Patris, 4 de agôsto de 1879.
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      PhilosophyMedieval PhilosophyCatholic TheologyAnselm (Philosophy)
The article analyzes the a posteriori argumentation for the existence of God present in saint Anselm’s Monologion. It defends that the arguments in chapters I-IV are parts of a single argumentative way comparable with the fourth way of... more
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      MetaphysicsMedieval PhilosophyThomas AquinasNatural Theology
Is evil a problem for God
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      Philosophy Of ReligionThomas AquinasAnselm (Philosophy)Problem of Evil
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      Franz BrentanoImmanuel KantDescartes, RenéAnselm (Philosophy)
This paper examines and attempt to provide a systematic picture of St. Anselm’s discussions, evaluations, and practices bearing on coercion, punishment, and violence. Anselm uses beatings as examples in illustrating important moral... more
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      EthicsMedieval PhilosophyMedieval HistoryPolitical Theory
The article examines two complementary critical voices to Anselm’s theology of redemption. It focuses on the need to recover the Trinitarian foundations and to avoid legitimizing sacrificial violence.
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      ChristianityTheologyHistory of ChristianitySystematic Theology
El argumento ontológico es una prueba argumentativa de la existencia de Dios, escrito entre los años de 1077 y 1078. Es muy interesante el argumento porque, no parte de los atributos de la naturaleza divina asignados en el Monologion,... more
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      PhilosophyPhilosophy Of ReligionLogicAnselm (Philosophy)
An important issue raised and resolved in St. Anselm's Proslogion is the compatibility between justice and mercy as divine attributes. In this paper I argue (1) that Anselm's discussion of divine justice and mercy is an exploration of... more
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      PhilosophyEthicsMedieval PhilosophyPhilosophy Of Religion
This chapter explores the relationship between the present life and eternal life in Anselm’s thought. The first section examines a situation of difficult choice, to illustrate the clear priority in value of eternal life over temporal life... more
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      PhilosophyFree Will, Moral ResponsibilityMedieval PhilosophyPhilosophy Of Religion
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      Dante StudiesNeoplatonism and late antique philosophyAugustineAugustine of Hippo
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      MetaphysicsPhilosophy Of ReligionPhenomenologyEdmund Husserl
La rivista, che si avvale della collaborazione degli studiosi di tutto il mondo, accoglie edizioni di testi, anche inediti e poco conosciuti, e studi sul pensiero filosofico della tarda Antichità e del Medioevo, spaziando dalla cultura... more
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      PhilosophyOntologyMedieval PhilosophyPhilosophy Of Religion
My paper argues that Anselm’s moral theory is concerned with virtue and vice. The affections or inclinations of the will are central in Anselm’s moral theory, specifically to human freedom and justice, and this allows Anselm’s moral... more
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      EthicsFree Will, Moral ResponsibilityMedieval PhilosophyPhilosophy Of Religion
Evidenciar a influência que a tradição do cristianismo exerceu na génese do valor da historicidade e, em especial, da historicidade da filosofia, é o objectivo de fundo desta exposição. Para esse efeito, destacaremos, em primeiro lugar,... more
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      PhilosophyMedieval PhilosophyAnselm (Philosophy)Anselm of Canterbury
CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR ANSELM STUDIES

Durham, 9th - 11th July 2019
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      Medieval PhilosophyAnselm (Philosophy)Anselm of CanterburyHistory of Medieval Philosophy
Saint Anselm has three theories of justice and two of the relationship between justice and mercy, each one better than the last. The first theory of justice (in Monologion chapters 70 - 74) is mostly about divine justice with... more
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      Medieval PhilosophyJusticePhilosophy of PunishmentThe Atonement
Dianoia n. 29 - 2019
ISSN 1125-1514 - ISSN digitale 1826-7173
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      Medieval PhilosophyIdealismThomismAnselm (Philosophy)
This article deals with the human design of salvation and the question of man under the common stimulus of two grand names of philosophical tradition, though parted by more than nine centuries: Saint Anselm and Martin Heidegger. Both... more
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      Martin HeideggerHeideggerAnselm (Philosophy)Anselm of Canterbury
Anselmo de Cantuária, esse antigo monge de singular talento filosófico: que contributo pode dar ele hoje para o debate em torno da religião? Anselmo representa, antes de mais, uma atitude, uma atitude de busca de compreensão da fé. Os... more
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      PhilosophyMedieval PhilosophyPhilosophy Of ReligionTheology
Anselm’s understanding of God has several important features. First, God is the unity of attributes which we grasp and understand partially but not entirely, and about which we can come to a more adequate understanding through right use... more
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      EthicsMedieval PhilosophyMedieval StudiesTheological Ethics