The thesis explores the connection between immutability and change as a key to the relationship between man and God within the thought of Philo of Alexandria. Considering the divine name expressed in Ex. 3,14, where God presents himself as Being, divine identity is conceived by Philo as essentially exempt from beginning and mutation. On the other hand, man and cosmos are marked by a state of change and their becoming is characterized by fatigue, effort and instability. Starting from this preliminary analysis, the thesis develops the issue of ethical and cognitive human progress toward the transcendent God. Knowledge has the task of reaching the unknowable Being and virtue coincides with platonic assimilation to a God which is however radica...
Thomas Aquinas sustains repeatedly that the essence of God is incomprehensible, though this thesis w...
The work Peri philosophías permits recognise the existence of two degrees of divinity in Aristotle: ...
The paper consists of four parts. Firstly, the author deals with important categories like “entire” ...
Il volume esplora il nesso tra immutabilità e cambiamento come chiave della relazione tra uomo e Dio...
This contribution analyses the relationship between Philo’ s philosophical exegesis and some categor...
The aim of this contribution is first of all to frame the philosophical practice of Philo of Alexand...
The distinctive character of ancient philosophy was the search for truth, in relation to a virtuous ...
The purpose of my research is to read the work of Philo of Alexandria within the historical and cult...
Emmanuel Lévinas’ central thesis was that ethics is first philosophy. His work has had a profound im...
La nozione di provvidenza nasce con la parola greca prόnoia che però in origine significava "premedi...
The essay examines the argumentative and hermeneutical strategies by which Early Christianity adapte...
La continuità, ossia la mancanza di interruzione, è la caratteristica forse fondamentale della sagge...
L’articolo si interroga su possibili rapporti tra Filone e Numenio. Che vi siano assonanze è ovvio :...
This article argues about the presence of being in human inner self, with particular reference to th...
Plato’s conception of the human soul is three dimensional: reason (loghistikón), spirit (thymoeidés)...
Thomas Aquinas sustains repeatedly that the essence of God is incomprehensible, though this thesis w...
The work Peri philosophías permits recognise the existence of two degrees of divinity in Aristotle: ...
The paper consists of four parts. Firstly, the author deals with important categories like “entire” ...
Il volume esplora il nesso tra immutabilità e cambiamento come chiave della relazione tra uomo e Dio...
This contribution analyses the relationship between Philo’ s philosophical exegesis and some categor...
The aim of this contribution is first of all to frame the philosophical practice of Philo of Alexand...
The distinctive character of ancient philosophy was the search for truth, in relation to a virtuous ...
The purpose of my research is to read the work of Philo of Alexandria within the historical and cult...
Emmanuel Lévinas’ central thesis was that ethics is first philosophy. His work has had a profound im...
La nozione di provvidenza nasce con la parola greca prόnoia che però in origine significava "premedi...
The essay examines the argumentative and hermeneutical strategies by which Early Christianity adapte...
La continuità, ossia la mancanza di interruzione, è la caratteristica forse fondamentale della sagge...
L’articolo si interroga su possibili rapporti tra Filone e Numenio. Che vi siano assonanze è ovvio :...
This article argues about the presence of being in human inner self, with particular reference to th...
Plato’s conception of the human soul is three dimensional: reason (loghistikón), spirit (thymoeidés)...
Thomas Aquinas sustains repeatedly that the essence of God is incomprehensible, though this thesis w...
The work Peri philosophías permits recognise the existence of two degrees of divinity in Aristotle: ...
The paper consists of four parts. Firstly, the author deals with important categories like “entire” ...