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Selbstwerdung Und Personalität: Spätantike Philosophie Und Ihr Einfluß Auf Die Moderne

Selbstwerdung Und Personalität: Spätantike Philosophie Und Ihr Einfluß Auf Die Moderne

Kobusch, Theo

Paperback

Series: Tria Corda, Book 9

PhilosophyComparative Religion

ISBN10: 3161555090
ISBN13: 9783161555091
Publisher: Mohr Siebeck
Published: Feb 12 2018
Pages: 467
Weight: 0.92
Height: 1.00 Width: 4.50 Depth: 7.10
Language: German
The blooming of ancient thought throughout the Renaissance and the Early Modern Age took place mainly in the shape of late antique philosophy. Many of its characteristic main features have influenced modern thought in a defining manner. In the present book, Theo Kobusch addresses those features which still determine our thinking today. Although this intellectual heritage, both in its ancient and modern forms, has largely been forgotten, it is however worth remembering that modern thought is indebted to an intellectual transformation on a large scale. The author shows how this becomes evident by focusing on key aspects such as the concept of philosophy, universal Christendom, the inner man, awareness, rational faith, creatio ex nihilo, the concept of god, practical metaphysics, univocity of morality, and the theory of mind and will.

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