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Einheit als Prinzip und Ziel

Versuch über die Einheitsmetaphysik des Opus Tripartitum Meister Eckharts

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This study attempts a reconstruction of the philosophy of the unfinished Opus tripartitum of Meister Eckhart. One new feature is the 'hermeneutic approach' to the question of Eckhart's philosophy, another is the recognition that the concept of Unity plays a decisive role in the organisation of his metaphysics, to the extent, indeed, that one can speak of a metaphysics of the One. Eckhart's metaphysics is determined to a contemplation of the divine, which in this thinking of Unity is understood as the principle and end of all things. Yet, at the same time Eckhart's thinking of Unity marks the boundaries of the ratio naturalis . In this way his thought combines a supreme trust in the effectivity of reason with a negative theology of the purest sort. By a systematic reading of linked texts of Meister Eckhart the trail of his philosophy of the One is followed down into the German sermons.

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Einheit als Prinzip und Ziel, Wouter Goris

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Título
Einheit als Prinzip und Ziel
Subtítulo
Versuch über die Einheitsmetaphysik des Opus Tripartitum Meister Eckharts
Idioma
Alemán
Editorial
Brill
Publicado en
1997
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
416
ISBN10
9004109056
ISBN13
9789004109056
Serie
Descripción
This study attempts a reconstruction of the philosophy of the unfinished Opus tripartitum of Meister Eckhart. One new feature is the 'hermeneutic approach' to the question of Eckhart's philosophy, another is the recognition that the concept of Unity plays a decisive role in the organisation of his metaphysics, to the extent, indeed, that one can speak of a metaphysics of the One. Eckhart's metaphysics is determined to a contemplation of the divine, which in this thinking of Unity is understood as the principle and end of all things. Yet, at the same time Eckhart's thinking of Unity marks the boundaries of the ratio naturalis . In this way his thought combines a supreme trust in the effectivity of reason with a negative theology of the purest sort. By a systematic reading of linked texts of Meister Eckhart the trail of his philosophy of the One is followed down into the German sermons.