The work of Meister Eckhard (in particular all of the Latin texts) on the question of God, appear to deal with the major themes of metaphysics : Being, The One, The Mind ; these very topics ar the speculative movements which are to become distinct languages, albeit connected within the same basic thought system. The language of ontology attempts to define, using traditional references, the constituent relation between Being and existence while avoiding falling into the pitfalls of univocity and equivocalness. Henological language, inspired by Neoplatonism, is applied to the Divine Nature and creation, with a unifying radicalness which appears to move in the direction of apophatism. Noetic language, revealing the influence of Aristotelian...
This article reviews the place that Eckhart occupies in L’essence de la manifestation, in order to e...
The eckhartian distinction between created and non-created being is developed in this paper into the...
In this paper, I discuss Meister Eckhart’s approach to natural theology and specifically to the ques...
The work of Meister Eckhard (in particular all of the Latin texts) on the question of God, appear to...
Eckhart is a philosopher, a theologian and a mystic. He is a Christian thinker, influenced by many i...
Keiji Nishitani, philosopher of the Kyoto School, developed his philosophy of religion, studying the...
Overall, Eckhartian research has frequently and assiduously leaned on the great philosophical and th...
Eckhart's works are in german and latin : the latin ones show the basis doctrinal of sermons and tre...
Many idealist philosophers are looking for the very roots of mysticism, mainly in the german works o...
Die Arbeit soll zeigen, dass zumindest eine Annäherung an Eckharts Metaphysik notwendig ist, um sein...
Meister Eckhart considers the soul from his metaphysical point of view (aristotelician and neoplaton...
The aim of this thesis is to define, develop, and defend an interpretation and application of the my...
The work of Meister Eckhart belongs to the scholastic tradition according to which God's main Name i...
Eckhart est-il vraiment un rationaliste qui considère la révélation comme un objet de pensée et un p...
Starting out with a sketch of Meister Eckhart's understanding of creation, this essay analyses the e...
This article reviews the place that Eckhart occupies in L’essence de la manifestation, in order to e...
The eckhartian distinction between created and non-created being is developed in this paper into the...
In this paper, I discuss Meister Eckhart’s approach to natural theology and specifically to the ques...
The work of Meister Eckhard (in particular all of the Latin texts) on the question of God, appear to...
Eckhart is a philosopher, a theologian and a mystic. He is a Christian thinker, influenced by many i...
Keiji Nishitani, philosopher of the Kyoto School, developed his philosophy of religion, studying the...
Overall, Eckhartian research has frequently and assiduously leaned on the great philosophical and th...
Eckhart's works are in german and latin : the latin ones show the basis doctrinal of sermons and tre...
Many idealist philosophers are looking for the very roots of mysticism, mainly in the german works o...
Die Arbeit soll zeigen, dass zumindest eine Annäherung an Eckharts Metaphysik notwendig ist, um sein...
Meister Eckhart considers the soul from his metaphysical point of view (aristotelician and neoplaton...
The aim of this thesis is to define, develop, and defend an interpretation and application of the my...
The work of Meister Eckhart belongs to the scholastic tradition according to which God's main Name i...
Eckhart est-il vraiment un rationaliste qui considère la révélation comme un objet de pensée et un p...
Starting out with a sketch of Meister Eckhart's understanding of creation, this essay analyses the e...
This article reviews the place that Eckhart occupies in L’essence de la manifestation, in order to e...
The eckhartian distinction between created and non-created being is developed in this paper into the...
In this paper, I discuss Meister Eckhart’s approach to natural theology and specifically to the ques...