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Part of book or chapter of book . 2004
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Entre Thévenaz et Ricoeur: la "philosophie sans absolu"

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 01 Jan 2004 French Publisher:Cerf
Authors: IERVOLINO, DOMENICO;

handle: 11588/115207

Entre Thévenaz et Ricoeur: la "philosophie sans absolu"

Abstract

Un confronto fra due filosofi di formazione protestante, seguendo il filo conduttore dell'idea di una "filosofia senza assoluto", come frutto dell'incontro fra il messaggio cristiano e la ragione filosofica. Di tale idea, proposta originale del Thévenaz, si mostra la presenza anche in tutto il lungo itinerario di Ricoeur e l'affinità con la tematica teologica della secolarizzazione.

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filosofia, assoluto, filosofia; assoluto; protestantesimo, protestantesimo

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