Origen's Philosophy of Freedom in Early Modern Times
Origen's Philosophy of Freedom in Early Modern Times
Debates about Free Will and Apokatastasis in 17th-Century England and Europe
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Bandnummer
13
Auflage
1. Auflage
Umfang
304 Seiten
Einband
gebunden
Erscheinungstermin
29.11.2019
Bestell-Nr
13729
ISBN
978-3-402-13729-1
Preis
54,00 €
The articles of this volume shed new light on the reception of Origen's concepts of free will and universal salvation in 17th-century England and Europe. The Cambridge Platonists took up the Alexandrian's libertarian concept of freedom and discussed his core ideas within the new philosophical developments of their own time. In continental Europe, the Dutch Arminians, Jean Le Clerc and the Pietist couple Johanna Eleonora and Johann Wilhelm Petersen dealt with questions related to Origenism.
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
Preface
S. 5–10
Alfons Fürst
Concepts of Origenism from Late Antiquity to Modern Times. Freedom between Pre-existence and Apokatastasis
S. 11–44
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Christian Hengstermann
Freedom as Holistic Hegemonikon Causality. Origenist Libertarianism in Ralph Cudworth’s Treatise of Freewill
S. 45–74
Ryan Haecker
A Plastic Possibility for Ralph Cudworth’s Libertarianism
S. 75–86
David Leech
Free Will in Henry More
S. 87–104
Marilyn A. Lewis
“Somewhere in Episcopius”. George Rust and Henry Hallywell’s Use of the Dutch Arminians
S. 105–126
Karen Felter
Body, Spirit and Gender in Anne Conway
S. 127–148
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Andrea Bianchi
The Cambridge Platonists in Continental Europe. Critique and Erudition in the Bibliothèques of Jean Le Clerc
S. 149–180
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Elisa Bellucci
Origenian, English and Kabbalistic Influences in Johann Wilhelm Petersen’s Apokatastasis Doctrine. The Case of Mysterion Apokatastaseos Panton
S. 181–195
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Johann Wilhelm Petersen
Mysterion Apokatastaseos Panton – Das Geheimnis der Wiederbringung aller Dinge (Bd. I, Gespräch I, lxxvii § 1 p. 52 – lxxxvi § 13 p. 72)
S. 196–284
Bible
S. 285
Origen
S. 286
Ancient and Medieval Sources
S. 287–289
Modern Sources
S. 290–296
Names and Subjects
S. 297
S. 5–10
Alfons Fürst
Concepts of Origenism from Late Antiquity to Modern Times. Freedom between Pre-existence and Apokatastasis
S. 11–44
Open Access
Download PDFChristian Hengstermann
Freedom as Holistic Hegemonikon Causality. Origenist Libertarianism in Ralph Cudworth’s Treatise of Freewill
S. 45–74
Ryan Haecker
A Plastic Possibility for Ralph Cudworth’s Libertarianism
S. 75–86
David Leech
Free Will in Henry More
S. 87–104
Marilyn A. Lewis
“Somewhere in Episcopius”. George Rust and Henry Hallywell’s Use of the Dutch Arminians
S. 105–126
Karen Felter
Body, Spirit and Gender in Anne Conway
S. 127–148
Open Access
Download PDFAndrea Bianchi
The Cambridge Platonists in Continental Europe. Critique and Erudition in the Bibliothèques of Jean Le Clerc
S. 149–180
Open Access
Download PDFElisa Bellucci
Origenian, English and Kabbalistic Influences in Johann Wilhelm Petersen’s Apokatastasis Doctrine. The Case of Mysterion Apokatastaseos Panton
S. 181–195
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Download PDFJohann Wilhelm Petersen
Mysterion Apokatastaseos Panton – Das Geheimnis der Wiederbringung aller Dinge (Bd. I, Gespräch I, lxxvii § 1 p. 52 – lxxxvi § 13 p. 72)
S. 196–284
Bible
S. 285
Origen
S. 286
Ancient and Medieval Sources
S. 287–289
Modern Sources
S. 290–296
Names and Subjects
S. 297