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The Apophatic Theology of Dionysius the Pseudo-Areopagite – I
The Downside Review, 1999Cet article est le deuxieme d'une etude sur la theologie de Denys le pseudo Areopagite. Toutes ses oeuvres traitent des facons de connaitre Dieu. Sa conception sur la connaissance de l'Inconnaissable est le savoir empirique que l'on ne peut connaitre Dieu, ce qui vient de l'experience du divin. Mais il s'agit de distinguer l'apophatique de la negation.
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The Cappadocians (Draft for Oxford Handbook of Apophatic Theology)
2021[This draft is for the Oxford Handbook of Apophatic Theology.] This chapter identifies an apophatic theology common to the three Cappadocian Fathers—Basil of Caesarea, Gregory of Nazianzus, and Gregory of Nyssa. The central theme of their apophatic theology is the incomprehensibility of God.
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Flannery O'Connor and the poetics of apophatic theology
2013This dissertation explores the previously overlooked connections between the fiction of Flannery O'Connor and the writings of the apophatic (or "negative") theological tradition. By arguing for a greater relevance between O'Connor's stylistic negativity and her religious imagination than has been recognized, this study challenges the critical ...
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Apophatic Theology in the Perspective of Deconstructive Hermeneutics
YASINThis article aims to explore apophatic theology in the light of deconstructive hermeneutics, wherein the two are complementary approaches to understanding divine transcendence and the limitations of human language. With a qualitative approach, this article reads apophatic theology employing the hermeneutical theory of Jacques Derrida.
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Pseudo-Dionysian Apophatic Theology and an Apophatic Way of Preaching
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15 Apophatic Theology as ‘Reaching out to What Lies Ahead’
2007Abstract This chapter presents an overview of Part IV of the book, which extends the discussion of Gregory of Nyssa's concept of epektasis which was begun in Chapter 7. From the perspective of theologians of the late 20th and early 21st centuries, who frequently question previous assumptions about the nature of theology and its relation ...
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