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Paul's Ambivalent Parrēsia

Journal of Early Christian History, 2023
The Pauline texts are often associated with frankness of expression and boldness in argument. However, scrutiny of the letters suggests some caution in ascribing to Pauline rhetoric or expression the audaciousness that has come to characterise ...
J. Punt
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Câte ceva despre parrêsia și despre unii parrêsiaști exemplari

Revista de filosofie
I depart in this text from the concepts of exousia and dynamis to arrive at parrêsia ("truth-telling"/ "free-spokeness"/ "outspokenness"/"to speak openly"), as the term is used in politics, philosophy and theology.
Anton Adămuț
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Witnessing with Parrēsia: Fearless Speech in the Acts of the Apostles

Journal of Early Christian History, 2023
The Acts of the Apostles is a relevant New Testament document for discussing fearless speech (parrēsia) in early Christianity. According to Michel Foucault, parrēsia is a verbal activity that ultimately constitutes a philosophical attitude, namely, the ...
A. Rodrigues
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A PASSAGEM DA PARRESÍA EM SUA DIMENSÃO POLÍTICA PARA A CONSTITUIÇÃO ÉTICA DO CUIDADO-DE-SI EM MICHEL FOUCAULT

Cadernos do Pet Filosofia
Este artigo busca compreender os paradigmas que estruturam as relações entre verdade, poder e sujeito, temas centrais na obra de Michel Foucault, com ênfase em seus cursos finais.
Maria Clara Dos Santos Primo
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Fear and Self-Truth: Parrēsia in Augustine’s Doctrine of Emotions

Journal of Early Christian History
Fear, as a kind of human emotion, has a close relation with the ancient Greek parrēsia since it can be rendered as “fearless speech.” To investigate this concept, Foucault brings the obligation to truth and the practices of confession of early Christians
Weicong Ruan
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O IRONISTA LIBERAL E A PARRESIA CÍNICA: UM ENCONTRO FILOSÓFICO

Cadernos do NEFI
O presente artigo investiga as interseções e divergências entre dois conceitos centrais na filosofia contemporânea e antiga: o ironista liberal, conforme formulado por Richard Rorty, e a parresia cínica, originária da tradição filosófica cínica e ...
Gabriel Carvalho Campos DE Castro
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Parrēsía as the Basis for Non‐Sovereign Democratic Solidarity in Foucault

Constellations
P. Carter
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Foucault’s Care of the Self through Hupomnēmata and Parrēsia

철학교육
Min-Ji Im
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