"Augustine's masterwork The City of God is the first major text in the history of Western thought to give humility and pride pivotal roles in its analysis. Written for Augustine's own tumultuous age, the book transcends its time as an enduring classic engaging our human condition in ways that prompt readers to return to it in every era and amid a great variety of political societies and cultures. The City of God has exerted a profound influence on medieval, renaissance, modern, and contemporary thought, especially concerning politics, religion, and philosophy"--
"Augustine's masterwork The City of God is the first major text in the history of Western thought to give humility and pride pivotal roles in its analysis. Written for Augustine's own tumultuous age, the book transcends its time as an enduring classic engaging our human condition in ways that prompt readers to return to it in every era and amid a great variety of political societies and cultures. The City of God has exerted a profound influence on medieval, renaissance, modern, and contemporary thought, especially concerning politics, religion, and philosophy"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mary M. Keys is Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame. The author of Aquinas, Aristotle, and the Promise of the Common Good, she has contributed to numerous journals and books, including The Cambridge Companion to Augustine's 'City of God'.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: Humility and pride in The City of God; 2. The City of God I V: Political pride against natural right; 3. The City of God VI VII: Nature, convention, and Rome's civil religion; 4. The City of God VIII X: Natural theology, philosophic pride, and divine humility; 5. The City of God XI XII: Creation and the metaphysics of pride and humility; 6. The City of God XIII XIV: Being toward life, being toward death; 7. The City of God XV XVIII: Pride and humility in history; 8. The City of God XIX XXII: Humility, pride, peace, and participation; Conclusion.
1. Introduction: Humility and pride in The City of God; 2. The City of God I V: Political pride against natural right; 3. The City of God VI VII: Nature, convention, and Rome's civil religion; 4. The City of God VIII X: Natural theology, philosophic pride, and divine humility; 5. The City of God XI XII: Creation and the metaphysics of pride and humility; 6. The City of God XIII XIV: Being toward life, being toward death; 7. The City of God XV XVIII: Pride and humility in history; 8. The City of God XIX XXII: Humility, pride, peace, and participation; Conclusion.
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