![](/img/transparent.gif)
![](/img/transparent.gif)
Recherche – Detailansicht
Ausgabe: | Dezember/2021 |
Spalte: | 1234-1236 |
Kategorie: | Dogmen- und Theologiegeschichte |
Autor/Hrsg.: | Zachhuber, Johannes |
Titel/Untertitel: | The Rise of Christian Theology and the End of Ancient Metaphysics. Patristic Philosophy from the Cappadocian Fathers to John of Damascus. |
Verlag: | Oxford u. a.: Oxford University Press 2020. 384 S. Geb. US$ 105,00. ISBN 9780198859956. |
Rezensent: | Richard Cross |
This book develops a very ambitious thesis that, if true, would require a radical rethinking of a vast amount of Patristic theology from Basil of Caesarea to John of Damascus. The basic thought is that the Cappadocians – preeminently Gregory of Nyssa – devel-oped two complementary accounts of universals: an »abstract« one, employed in the context of Trinitarian theology, and a »concrete« one, employed for theological anthropology. The core of the abstract theory is that a universal is an abstract item individuated in its concrete particulars; and the core of the concrete theory is that a universal is the collection of its particulars. According to Johannes Zachhuber, the abstract theory is well-suited for giving an account of the doctrine of the Trinity, but less helpful in its ...
Lesen sie als Abonnent weiter:
Recherche – Anmeldung
Für den Recherche-Zugang ist ein Passwort nötig.
Bitte geben Sie hier Ihre Zugangsdaten ein.