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iohannes scottus eriugena: the bible and hermeneutics-proceedings of the ninth international colloquium of the society for the promotion of eriug (en Inglés)
Gerd Van Riel
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Carlos Steel
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James McEvoy
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Leuven University Press
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iohannes scottus eriugena: the bible and hermeneutics-proceedings of the ninth international colloquium of the society for the promotion of eriug (en Inglés) - Van Riel, Gerd ; Steel, Carlos ; McEvoy, James
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Reseña del libro "iohannes scottus eriugena: the bible and hermeneutics-proceedings of the ninth international colloquium of the society for the promotion of eriug (en Inglés)"
In the month of June, 1995, the Society for the Promotion of Eriugenian Studies held its ninth International Colloquium at Leuven and Louvain-la-Neuve. The Colloquium was devoted to Eriugena's hermeneutics and his interpretation of the Bible. The feature of Biblical hermeneutics is of main interest for a thinker like Eriugena. For him the source and the end of all truth is the understanding of Sacred Scripture. To unravel this inconcussa auctoritas diuinae Scripturae all hermeneutical skills have to be brought into play, in order to give rise to a true spiritual understanding of the Bible.This volume contains the contributions presented at the Colloquium, which shed light on numerous aspects of Eriugena's hermeneutics of Scripture. Without imposing too rigid a classification, the contributions to this book can be listed under four headings. The first two studies present large-scale tableaux, establishing the context within which Eriugena undertook his biblical studies. In a second group of articles, attention is paid more directly to the specifically Eriugenian method of understanding Sacred Scripture. The theoretical aspects of Eriugena's exegesis, as established in the second part, are adapted in the third, in which Eriugena's interpretation of particular Biblical texts is investigated. The fourth and last heading, then, would contain studies in the range and method of Eriugena's exegesis, with particular attention to manuscript sources, and to new texts to be included into the opera of John Scottus.
