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Sulla filosofia della relazione di Adriano Fabris [PDF]

, 2011
Franchi, Attilio
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Negare l’Uno? Percorsi della teologia apofatica nel Neoplatonismo [PDF]

, 2008
LE MOLI, Andrea
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A literary historian: Eusebius of Caesarea and the martyrs of Lyons and Palestine [PDF]

, 2013
Corke-Webster, James
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Apophasis and Reticence

2018
In this chapter, Gould proposes that silence in modern literature and philosophy is best understood according to two interrelated categories: apophasis and reticence. Gould associates apophasis with negative theology and its legacy in modern thinking, particularly Wittgenstein, whereby silence and the unsayable are understood according to a logic of ...
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Modern Apophasis

2017
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Introduction to apophasis

2000
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Apophasis

2019
For poets such as Finlay and Morgan, concrete poetry remained a fundamentally linguistic practice, with visual effects used to enhance or methodically alter a central semantic message. For the Guernsey-born, Gloucestershire-based poet Dom Sylvester Houedárd, concrete poetry came to entail a grammar of abstract visual forms, constructed from letters and
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Theological Epistemology and Apophasis

2020
This chapter examines the epistemology of mystical theology. It begins with the ‘intellectualist’ line of thinking from Pseudo-Dionysius to Meister Eckhart, paying close attention both to the ‘protocols’ which are required to speak of God both as the ground of our language, beyond naming, and as one who can really be experienced.
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