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En route to the Confessions : the Roots and Development of Augustine's Philosophical Anthropology by Daniel Austin Napier

Por: Napier, Daniel Austin.
Tipo de material: materialTypeLabelLibroSeries Late antique history and religion ; 6; The mystagogy of the church fathers ; 2.Editor: Leuven [etc] : Peeters, 2013Descripción: XXXVI, 348 p. ; 25 cm.ISBN: 978-90-429-2916-6.Tema(s): Antropología filosófica
Contenidos:
Pt. 1: The circular soul, salvific contemplation and the defect of action -- The circular soul in contemplation: the Cassiciacum Project and Augustine's early anthropology (386-387) -- Temporal soul, fallen bodies and the defect of action (Milan through Tagaste, 387-391) -- Pt. 2: Augustine's priestly discovery of redemptive action -- Augustine's invention of the heart: standing with Jesus between Plato and the Stoa (study leave of 391-394) -- The anthropology of grace: stoic compatibilism, psychology of the passions and grace irresistible (394-396) -- Pt. 3: The cracked self and beyond: Augustine's anthropology in the Confessiones -- Mirror of fallen nature: commendation to action and its perversion in Confessiones 1 -- Augustine's account of contemplation: preverse and redemptive ascents in the Confessiones.
Nota de disertación: Tesis--Universidad Vrije 2010, presentada con el título: From the circular soul to the cracked self: a genetic historiography of Augustine's anthropology from Cassiciacum to the Confessiones.
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Tesis--Universidad Vrije 2010, presentada con el título: From the circular soul to the cracked self: a genetic historiography of Augustine's anthropology from Cassiciacum to the Confessiones.

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Pt. 1: The circular soul, salvific contemplation and the defect of action -- The circular soul in contemplation: the Cassiciacum Project and Augustine's early anthropology (386-387) -- Temporal soul, fallen bodies and the defect of action (Milan through Tagaste, 387-391) -- Pt. 2: Augustine's priestly discovery of redemptive action -- Augustine's invention of the heart: standing with Jesus between Plato and the Stoa (study leave of 391-394) -- The anthropology of grace: stoic compatibilism, psychology of
the passions and grace irresistible (394-396) -- Pt. 3: The cracked self and beyond: Augustine's anthropology in the Confessiones -- Mirror of fallen nature: commendation to action and its perversion in Confessiones 1 -- Augustine's account of contemplation: preverse and redemptive ascents in the Confessiones.

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