Divine illumination : the history and future of Augustine's theory of knowledge Lydia Schumacher
Por: Schumacher, Lydia
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Biblioteca de Guadarrama
Biblioteca Agustiniana Fray Luis de León |
SA XVII-3 919/6-58 (Navegar estantería) | Disponible | GU-G047776 |
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SA XVII-3 919/6-52 The pilgrim city : | SA XVII-3 919/6-53 Augustine and politics as longing in the world / | SA XVII-3 919/6-54 Faith order understanding | SA XVII-3 919/6-58 Divine illumination | SA XVII-3 919/6-6 Soundings in St. Augustine's imagination | SA XVII-3 920/12-1 Augustinus und die phänomenologische Frage nach der Zeit / | SA XVII-3 920/12-11 Augustinus |
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In Divine Illumination, Schumacher offers an original approach to Augustine's theory of divine illumination, the precondition of all human knowledge. Written with great originality and clarity, she traces the idea through medieval thinkers, into early modernity, and reveals its importance in modern theories of knowledge. Takes an original approach to reading Augustine's theory of divine illumination and shows how the theory was transformed and reinterpreted in medieval philosophy and theology Presents a groundbreaking way of thinking about the writings of Augustine, Anselm, Bonaventure, Aquinas, and John Duns Scotus, and relates thisto cutting edge questions in contemporary philosophy of religion, especially epistemology Is a significant contribution to the history of philosophy but also to contemporary debates on faith and reason Lays the foundation for future efforts to come to terms with the contemporary epistemological situation and its inherent problems.
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