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Periphyseon on the Division of Nature
Book • 2011
John Scotus Eriugena's "Periphyseon," also known as "On the Division of Nature," is a monumental work of medieval philosophy and theology.
It attempts a comprehensive synthesis of Neoplatonism, Christian doctrine, and early Irish thought.
The book explores the nature of creation, the relationship between God and the world, and the ultimate destiny of humanity.
Eriugena's work is characterized by its dialectical approach, its embrace of paradox, and its profound influence on subsequent theological and philosophical developments.
It remains a challenging but rewarding text for scholars and students of medieval thought.
It attempts a comprehensive synthesis of Neoplatonism, Christian doctrine, and early Irish thought.
The book explores the nature of creation, the relationship between God and the world, and the ultimate destiny of humanity.
Eriugena's work is characterized by its dialectical approach, its embrace of paradox, and its profound influence on subsequent theological and philosophical developments.
It remains a challenging but rewarding text for scholars and students of medieval thought.
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John Vervaeke as a significant work showcasing Erigena's deep influence from Augustine, Dionysus, and Maximus.
John Vervaeke as a significant work showcasing Erigena's deep influence from Augustine, Dionysus, and Maximus.
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