In the Confessions, Augustine's reflection on the language lies in the background of the experimental relation between the human word and the Word of God. Augustine had to get himself loose from rhetoric in order to find a type of discourse which could give an account of a continuous conversion, which he practised himself. Discursive temporality is to be understood as the place of a true internal maturing process : the individual in a dialogue with the living Word of God develops inasmuch as he harmonizes with the time of divine Creation. The time of the word that seeks for God, that makes efforts to know him, especially through exegesis, is already the time of a mysterious mutual relation in which the individual is already partaking of the...
International audienceCompared to reflective conception of the return to oneself inherent to the phi...
In this essay I will investigate Augustine’s presentation of the relationship between time and etern...
This presented paper is a parallel reading of two works which both connect a philosophical perceptio...
In the Confessions, Augustine's reflection on the language lies in the background of the experimenta...
International audienceThe meditation on time that St. Augustine develops in Book XI of his Confessio...
There is plenty of studies about Augustine's Confessions, but only few of them are dealing with the ...
Book XI of his Confessions contains Augustine’s celebrated ‘treatise’ on time. In reality, however, ...
Closely linked to his exegesis of the first verse of Genesis which ushers in the appearance of time ...
The aim of this thesis is to analyze the subjective phenomenon that is the mystic subject religious ...
L'objectif de cette thèse est d'analyser le phénomène subjectif qu'est la conversion religieuse chez...
As Confissões de Santo Agostinho são um dos mais conhecidos textos da Antiguidade. Por esta razão, m...
In Confessions XI, Augustine cautiously defined ‘time’ (tempus) as a ‘dilation of the soul’ (distent...
Since the end of the 19th century a debate has began about the dependence of Augustine\u27s speculat...
´As Confissões de Santo Agostinho são um dos mais conhecidos textos da Antiguidade. Por es...
International audienceCompared to reflective conception of the return to oneself inherent to the phi...
International audienceCompared to reflective conception of the return to oneself inherent to the phi...
In this essay I will investigate Augustine’s presentation of the relationship between time and etern...
This presented paper is a parallel reading of two works which both connect a philosophical perceptio...
In the Confessions, Augustine's reflection on the language lies in the background of the experimenta...
International audienceThe meditation on time that St. Augustine develops in Book XI of his Confessio...
There is plenty of studies about Augustine's Confessions, but only few of them are dealing with the ...
Book XI of his Confessions contains Augustine’s celebrated ‘treatise’ on time. In reality, however, ...
Closely linked to his exegesis of the first verse of Genesis which ushers in the appearance of time ...
The aim of this thesis is to analyze the subjective phenomenon that is the mystic subject religious ...
L'objectif de cette thèse est d'analyser le phénomène subjectif qu'est la conversion religieuse chez...
As Confissões de Santo Agostinho são um dos mais conhecidos textos da Antiguidade. Por esta razão, m...
In Confessions XI, Augustine cautiously defined ‘time’ (tempus) as a ‘dilation of the soul’ (distent...
Since the end of the 19th century a debate has began about the dependence of Augustine\u27s speculat...
´As Confissões de Santo Agostinho são um dos mais conhecidos textos da Antiguidade. Por es...
International audienceCompared to reflective conception of the return to oneself inherent to the phi...
International audienceCompared to reflective conception of the return to oneself inherent to the phi...
In this essay I will investigate Augustine’s presentation of the relationship between time and etern...
This presented paper is a parallel reading of two works which both connect a philosophical perceptio...