Celsus and Origen on Divine Descent: Rhetoric, Linguistics and Philosophical Theology in Origen, <i>Contra Celsum</i> 4.1-22: Ancient Philosophy & Religion
Autor Freerk Jan H. Berghuisen Limba Engleză Hardback – 14 iun 2023
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004545977
ISBN-10: 9004545972
Pagini: 490
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Ancient Philosophy & Religion
ISBN-10: 9004545972
Pagini: 490
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Ancient Philosophy & Religion
Notă biografică
Freerk Jan H. Berghuis, Ph.D. (2020), University of Groningen, is a Classics teacher at Gomarus College, Groningen. In 2009 he published a Dutch translation of Origen’s De principiis, with introduction and comments (Budel: Damon).
Cuprins
Acknowledgements
1 Introduction
1 Preface: Communication and Topic
2 Position within Academic Discussions
3 Organization of This Book
4 The Authors and Their Works
5 Text, Editions, Translations
2 Linguistics
1 Introduction and Preview of the Chapter
2 Discourse Situation
3 Tense
4 Particles
5 Word Order
3 Rhetoric
1 Introduction and Preview of the Chapter
2 Rhetoric in the Ancient World
3 Basics of Rhetorical Theories
4 Origen and Rhetoric
5 Reflections on Rhetoric and Persuasion in Contra Celsum
4 Philosophical Theology
1 Introduction and Preview of the Chapter
2 The Philosophical Landscape
3 Celsus’ Theology
4 Origen’s Theology
5 The Theology of Celsus and Origen in the Philosophical Landscape
5 Commentary on Contra Celsum 4.1–22
1 Prayer and Intention (Contra Celsum 4.1a)
2 Divine Descent and the Prophets (Contra Celsum 4.1b–2)
3 Correction and Free Will (Contra Celsum 4.3–4)
4 The Interpretation of Anthropomorphisms (Contra Celsum 4.5)
5 Mortal ambition? (Contra Celsum 4.6)
6 Salvation Plan (Contra Celsum 4.7–9)
7 Threatening Words and Improvement (Contra Celsum 4.10)
8 Flood and Fire (Contra Celsum 4.11–13)
9 Change (Contra Celsum 4.14–16)
10 Allegorization (Contra Celsum 4.17)
11 Deceit or Adaptation? (Contra Celsum 4.18–19)
12 Punishments and Purification (Contra Celsum 4.20–22)
6 Conclusions
Bibliography
Index
1 Introduction
1 Preface: Communication and Topic
2 Position within Academic Discussions
3 Organization of This Book
4 The Authors and Their Works
5 Text, Editions, Translations
2 Linguistics
1 Introduction and Preview of the Chapter
2 Discourse Situation
3 Tense
4 Particles
5 Word Order
3 Rhetoric
1 Introduction and Preview of the Chapter
2 Rhetoric in the Ancient World
3 Basics of Rhetorical Theories
4 Origen and Rhetoric
5 Reflections on Rhetoric and Persuasion in Contra Celsum
4 Philosophical Theology
1 Introduction and Preview of the Chapter
2 The Philosophical Landscape
3 Celsus’ Theology
4 Origen’s Theology
5 The Theology of Celsus and Origen in the Philosophical Landscape
5 Commentary on Contra Celsum 4.1–22
1 Prayer and Intention (Contra Celsum 4.1a)
2 Divine Descent and the Prophets (Contra Celsum 4.1b–2)
3 Correction and Free Will (Contra Celsum 4.3–4)
4 The Interpretation of Anthropomorphisms (Contra Celsum 4.5)
5 Mortal ambition? (Contra Celsum 4.6)
6 Salvation Plan (Contra Celsum 4.7–9)
7 Threatening Words and Improvement (Contra Celsum 4.10)
8 Flood and Fire (Contra Celsum 4.11–13)
9 Change (Contra Celsum 4.14–16)
10 Allegorization (Contra Celsum 4.17)
11 Deceit or Adaptation? (Contra Celsum 4.18–19)
12 Punishments and Purification (Contra Celsum 4.20–22)
6 Conclusions
Bibliography
Index