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Why the Chinese Tradition Had No Concept of “Barbarian”

Asian Studies, 2023
This article argues that the concept of the “barbarian” is inapplicable to the Chinese tradition. By contrasting the Greek and later European view on what it means to be human with the image of the authentic human in Chinese philosophy, this paper ...
Shuchen Xiang
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On the Origins of the Word “Substance”

Peitho, 2017
The present article discusses the emergence of the term “substance” (ousia). It is shown that while the word obviously has its roots in Greek language and tradition, it presupposes a much broader context.
Andrzej Maryniarczyk
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André Motte et Pierre Somville (éds.), Ousia dans la philosophie grecque des origines à Aristote

Études Platoniciennes, 2010
This is without question an extremely useful and even indispensable study. As the preface acknowledges, the focus on the word ousia at the cost of the other terms in Ancient Greek for being does indeed prevent this volume from pretending to offer a ...
Francisco Gonzalez
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Has anyone seen God? An Orthodox Perspective [PDF]

Pharos Journal of Theology
The Bible teaches us that no human has ever seen God the Father. Nonetheless, there are certain religious texts that imply that God has uncovered Himself to some.
Rev. Prof. Angelo Nicolaides
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OS PADRES CAPADÓCIOS E O CONCEITO DE PERSONA

Basilíade, 2022
Este estudo tem como principal objetivo apresentar a relação dos Padres Capadócios – Basílio de Cesareia, Gregório de Nissa e Gregório de Nazianzo – com o conceito de “persona” que, por sua vez, contribuiu para a formulação do Símbolo Niceno ...
Irineu Letenski, Marco Antônio Pensak
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Aristóteles com Lacan: ousia/hypokeimenon e os destinos do não-predicável

Natureza Humana
As noções de ousia e hypokeimenon no livro das Categorias de Aristóteles deixou para a posteridade um resto não-analisado que retorna no pensamento medieval em Tomás de Aquino, passando antes pelos intérpretes árabes, até ser recuperado por Heidegger ...
Mário Fleig
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'Ousía', 'essentia' e 'substantia'

Medievalis
O artigo apresenta as diferentes escolhas lexicais para a tradução do termo grego ‘οὐσία’ enquanto presente no vocabulário filosófico utilizado por Proclo nos Elementos de Teologia (D), tendo como foco de análise a comparação diacrônica de duas traduções
Rafael Franco da Costa
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THE THEOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTION OF ST. BASIL THE GREAT AND ST. GREGORY THE THEOLOGIAN TO THE FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE TERMINOLOGY “OUSIA” AND “HYPOSTASIS” IN THE POST-NICENE PERIOD

Proceedings of Kyiv Theological Academy
The article explores the theological contributions of St. Basil the Great and St. Gregory the Theologian to the formation and development of the terminology “ousia” (essence) and “hypostasis” (person) during the post-Nicene period (4th century), a time ...
Mykhayil Lesiuk
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Logos as “weaving together or communion of indications about ousia” in Plato’s Sophist

Платоновские исследования, 2019
In this paper, we set out to show that in the Sophist the interweaving of Forms (sumplok tn eidn) is the substantial presupposition of the existence of logos, because what we do when we think and produce vocal speech is understanding by our dianoia the ...
Mouzala M. G.
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Séminaire "Ousia : essence ou substance ?"

Pariscope médiéval, 2017
Séminaire du Centre Léon Robin (CNRS/Paris-Sorbonne) "Ousia : essence ou substance ? L’héritage philosophique de l’antiquité à l’époque tardo-antique et médiévale", organisation : Anca Vasiliu Sorbonne, salle des Actes, 14h-18h 18 janvier : Maddalena
parimed
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