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God's Acting, Man's Acting : Tradition and Philosophy in Philo of Alexandria. 神の行為、人間の行為－フィロンにおける伝統と哲学
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| 著者・編者 | Calabi, Francesca, |
|---|---|
| シリーズ | Ancient Mediterranean and Medieval Texts and Contexts. Part 1: Studies in Philo of Alexandria and Mediterranean Antiquity |
| 出版社 | (Brill, NE) |
| ページ数 | 280 pp. |
| 言語 | ENG |
| ニュース番号 | ＜546-53＞ |
解説
The topic tackled in this book is Philo's account of the complex, double-sided nature of God's acting - the two-sided coin of God as transcendent yet immanent, unknowable yet revealed, immobile yet creating - and also the two sides of acting in humans - who, in an attempt to imitate God, both contemplate and produce.
In both contexts, divine and human, Philo considers that it would not be proper to give precedence to either side - the result would be barren. God's acting and man's acting are at the same time both speculative and practical, and it is precisely out of this co-presence that the order of the world unfolds. Philo considers this two-sided condition as a source of complexity and fertility. Francesca Calabi argues that, far from being an irresolvable contradiction, Philo's two-fold vision is the key to understanding his works. It constitutes a richness that rejects reduction to apparently incompatible forms and aspects.
In both contexts, divine and human, Philo considers that it would not be proper to give precedence to either side - the result would be barren. God's acting and man's acting are at the same time both speculative and practical, and it is precisely out of this co-presence that the order of the world unfolds. Philo considers this two-sided condition as a source of complexity and fertility. Francesca Calabi argues that, far from being an irresolvable contradiction, Philo's two-fold vision is the key to understanding his works. It constitutes a richness that rejects reduction to apparently incompatible forms and aspects.