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2019
The book provides a phenomenological investigation of Orthodox Christian liturgical practice for three audiences: liturgical theologians, phenomenologists of religion, and Orthodox Christians. It draws on (primarily French) phenomenology as the methodology for an exploration of the various facets of liturgical experience in the eastern Christian ...
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The book provides a phenomenological investigation of Orthodox Christian liturgical practice for three audiences: liturgical theologians, phenomenologists of religion, and Orthodox Christians. It draws on (primarily French) phenomenology as the methodology for an exploration of the various facets of liturgical experience in the eastern Christian ...
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La raíz de la finitud del ente: Autodeterminación y potencialidad del esse según Étienne Gilson [PDF]
This paper aims to raise the issue of the finitude of ens based on its constitutive principles, in Gilson's interpretation of Thomas Aquinas. Being the essence, limiting principle and receiving subject of esse, the entitative finitude seems to fall upon ...
Giordano, Cecilia
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2010
O'Byrne (Stony Brook Univ.) argues for a rethinking of finitude in terms of birth (or 'natality') rather than the Heideggerian motifs of being-towards-death. Natality offers a positive way to understand finitude in terms of possibilities; this can be contrasted with Heidegger's emphasis on being-towards-death-the 'possibility of my impossibility'-where
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O'Byrne (Stony Brook Univ.) argues for a rethinking of finitude in terms of birth (or 'natality') rather than the Heideggerian motifs of being-towards-death. Natality offers a positive way to understand finitude in terms of possibilities; this can be contrasted with Heidegger's emphasis on being-towards-death-the 'possibility of my impossibility'-where
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2000
As the above literature review has shown, there are as yet no contributions to the debate on the contemporary Western self that take the problem of finitude seriously. Current theories postulate an increasingly provisional nature of the self without questioning the premise of prospective malleability — the idea, that is, that the individual can take ...
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As the above literature review has shown, there are as yet no contributions to the debate on the contemporary Western self that take the problem of finitude seriously. Current theories postulate an increasingly provisional nature of the self without questioning the premise of prospective malleability — the idea, that is, that the individual can take ...
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2017
That both philosophy and theology encounter evil as a challenge unlike any other, the greatest thinkers in both these disciplines are willing to admit.
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That both philosophy and theology encounter evil as a challenge unlike any other, the greatest thinkers in both these disciplines are willing to admit.
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Finitud y episteme en la narrativa latinoamericana: Jorge Volpi y la Trilogía del siglo XX
Romance Studies, 2020José-Carlos Redondo-Olmedilla
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