Meister Eckhart

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Mojsisch, Burkhard/ Summerell, Orrin F. (TRN)/ Sum 저자(글)

John Benjamins · 2001년 09월 01일

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저자(글) Mojsisch, Burkhard/ Summerell, Orrin F. (TRN)/ Sum

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• Translator's Preface ix
  Abbreviations xiii
  Abbreviations of Meister Eckhart's Works
  Other abbreviations
  Introduction 1 (24)
  Viewpoint - A methodological principle 1 (4)
  Meister Eckhart's ``nach dem nemenne'' 5 (1)
  ``Per rationes naturales philosophorum'' - 6 (14)
  Eckhart's program
  Design 20 (5)
  Reason and Rational Cognition of God: The 25 (24)
  Non-Relationality of Absolute Intellectuality
  The turning point 25 (2)
  From Albert the Great to Meister Eckhart by 27 (7)
  way of Theodoric of Freiberg
  Albert the Great: The agent intellect as 27 (1)
  a comparative instance for the divine
  reason
  Theodoric of Freiberg: God as 28 (3)
  intellectivum and the theory of the causa
  essentialis
  Meister Eckhart; causa essentialis and 31 (3)
  principium essentiale
  The development of thought in the `Quaestio 34 (11)
  Parisiensis I'
  ``Intelligere fundamentum ipsius esse'' 34 (1)
  The disjunction `divine reason - created 35 (3)
  being'
  Presuppositions 38 (3)
  Progressing towards the goal: Divine 41 (2)
  reason in its non-relational separateness
  from everything which it is not
  The essence of God as reason: Reason as 43 (2)
  the ground of divine being
  The result of the 'Quaestio Parisiensis I' 45 (4)
  and an attendant misgiving
  Analogy 49 (18)
  The terminus generalis `being' and its 49
  connection with the causa essentialis theory
  ``Esse est deus'': Arguments for the 11 (44)
  identity of being and God
  Determinate being as determinate and as 55 (4)
  being
  Analogy and being 59 (8)
  Univocity 67 (28)
  The difference between analogue relation 67 (3)
  and univocity
  Univocal correlationality in the realm of 70 (2)
  nature
  The structure of univocal correlationality 72 (23)
  in contrast to analogue relationality in
  the realms of nature and skill and in the
  divine-intellectual realm
  The paradigm `justice - the just' 76 (5)
  The good - goodness and the just - 81 (5)
  justice in the `Buoch der goetlichen
  troestunge' and in German sermons 6 and 39
  The paradigm `archetype - image' 86 (1)
  Eckhart and Johannes Picardi of 86 (2)
  Lichtenberg
  Johannes Picardi of Lichtenberg's imago 88 (3)
  theory: Characterization and evaluation
  Eckhart's imago theory 91 (4)
  Unity 95 (34)
  Negatio negationis 95 (5)
  The unum in Theodoric of Freiberg's 96 (2)
  theory of the transcendentals: privatio
  privationis as privatio - The
  uncancellability of the negative
  determinacy of the unum
  The unum in Eckhart: The ground of being 98 (2)
  or unity
  The objective paradox theory: The unum as 100 (29)
  indistinctum
  The indistinctum arguments: The 102 (4)
  indistinct in its distinction and
  indistinction over against everything
  distinct
  The reception of the indistinctum theory 106 (3)
  in Nicholas Cusanus
  The combination of the theoretical 109 (1)
  components `analogy', `univocity' and
  `unity' in Eckhart's indistinctum theory
  Unity, essence, reason, being, nothing in 110 (1)
  their convergence and difference
  The priority of the divine reason before 110 (3)
  that being identical with it: The
  transcendental principium as the unity of
  essence and being and the perspective of
  the independence of essence
  Jakob von Metz: The duplicity of the 113 (2)
  concept of essence (essentia secundum se
  et absolute considerata as the origin of
  divine being and essentia qua attributim)
  and the identity of absolute essence and
  reason
  `Isticheit' in Eckhart: 'That essence 115 (6)
  immanent in the transcendental principium
  Unity, essence, being, reason: Their 121 (1)
  distinct perspectives
  Nothing as the essentia divina or as 122 (2)
  transcendental being
  The so-called `Apologia' as a mirror of 124 (5)
  changing perspective: The identity of
  transcendental being and divine cognition
  and the priority of reason as the
  indistinct
  The Theory of the Soul 129 (40)
  Eckhart on the edge between progressive 129 (8)
  orthodoxy and heresy: His aim of
  revolutionizing the self-understanding of
  man
  The becoming of God through the I as causa 137 (3)
  sui
  Eckhart's critique of Aristotle 140 (29)
  The soul and its faculties 143 (3)
  Letting go as having nothing in common 146 (6)
  with anything else: The possible
  intellect as the possibility of
  transcendental-univocal cognition
  The ground or the spark of the soul in 152 (5)
  its analogue relationality and univocal
  correlationality
  The univocal theorem of the birth of God 157 (5)
  in the ground of the soul: Its meaning
  and limit
  The ground of the soul as unity: Leaving 162 (7)
  one's own and living out of one's own
  Conclusion 169 (2)
  Appendix: English Translations of Latin and 171 (32)
  Middle High German Citations
  Literature 203 (14)
  Index Nominum 217
  

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ISBN	9789060324653 ( 906032465X )
발행(출시)일자	2001년 09월 01일
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