Evagrius and Gregory mind, soul, and body in 4th century
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Farnham (England) ; Burlington (Vermont) :
Ashgate
2009.
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Colección: | Ashgate studies in philosophy & theology in late antiquity
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Evagrius and Gregory : ascetic master, pastoral father
- Why Evagrius and Gregory?
- Evagrius
- The character of Evagrius' writings
- Gregory
- Origins of basilian monasticism
- Messalianism : Gregory and pseudo-macarius
- Christian upheavals
- Background to the upheavals of the 3rd and 4th centuries : arianism, origenism, hellenism, and platonism
- Mind, soul, body : an overview of Evagrius' and Gregory's thought
- Opening up the question : ancient terms, contemporary problems
- Critical context : Evagrius and Gregory
- The meaning and scope of impassibility or purity of heart in Evagrius and Gregory
- Apatheia : the broader background
- Plato
- Aristotle
- Evagrius and Gregory : from stillness to purity of heart
- Gregory and Plotinus
- Degrees of impassibility and purity of heart
- The expansion of the tripartite soul
- Uncovering the origins and structure of the 7 deadly sins tradition : Evagrius and the 8 reasonings
- The 8 reasonings
- Noêmata (representations or concepts)
- Thought not based on intellect
- Noêmata and demons
- At the origins of the deadly sins tradition : the strange structure of matter and thought
- Evagrius and republic 8-9
- A new reading of the Logismoi
- Platonic tripartition-aristotelian bipartition : the republic in Evagrius and Gregory
- Demonic suggestion
- Evagrius' demonology : classification, demonic action, and cognitive psychology
- Classification of demons and the spiritual life
- Gregory and the fall of intellect
- Plotinus and the fall of intellect in matter
- Evil : Gregory and Plotinus/Iamblichus
- Body into mind : the scientific eye in Evagrius
- Reading the body : the problem of the intelligible body
- Body-conception and self-knowledge
- Body, soul, and scientific cognition
- Mind/soul-body : the classic desert formulation
- Transmigration and Evagrius' extended world
- The spiritual senses : transformation from above
- Is Evagrius' metaphysics monistic?
- Gregory's anthropology : Trinity, humanity, and body-soul formation
- Introduction : the problems
- Trinitarian thought
- Humanity
- Gender and the unity of humanity
- Substance and passion
- Whole-formation
- Intelligible body-soul
- Medicine and bodily structure
- The resurrection-body : continuity, identity and transformation
- The human in the divine : the dialogical expansion of mind and heart in Evagrius
- Reintegration
- Gnostikos : the gnostic life
- Theology and prayer
- Experience of prayer
- Pathways into infinity : Gregory of Nyssa and the mystical life
- Individuals
- Individual and substance : human beings and the Trinity
- Substance : persons and community
- Pathways : divine/human being-with
- Mystical theology : kataphatic and apophatic on the pathway into being
- Identity and continuity : heart, thought, and mind
- The role of faith
- Unity, aloneness, self-identity, and form
- Testing the boundaries of language
- Conclusion: Neither boundary nor distance.