IRSPEC: Peter Adamson's History of Philosophy Without any Gaps arrives at late antique Christian Philosophy

tirsdag den 23. oktober 2012

Peter Adamson's History of Philosophy Without any Gaps arrives at late antique Christian Philosophy

"These episodes examine the attitude of ancient Christians towards philosophy, and how they contributed new philosophical ideas in the context of articulating and defending the new faith. Major figures include Origen, Gregory of Nyssa, Augustine, and Boethius. Interviews with George Boys-Stones, Charles Brittain and John Marenbon."

http://www.historyofphilosophy.net/ancient-christianity

Events

29. april 2014: "Clement of Alexandria's view of Scripture (Str. 7.16)"

6. dec. 2012: "Gregory of Nyssa's concept of Epinoia..." (continued)

30. nov. 2012: "The Epistle to Diognetus: A New Danish Translation?"

29. nov. 2012: "Between Monophysitism and Nestorianism: The Early Christian Roots of Martin Luther's Sacramental Theology"

Cancelled - 22. nov. 2012: "Gregory of Nyssa's concept of Epinoia..." (continued) (NB!! 12.00 pm)

15. nov. 2012: "Gregory of Nyssa's concept of Epinoia..." (continued)

8. nov. 2012: "Gregory of Nyssa's concept of Epinoia..." (continued)

1. nov. 2012: "Gregory of Nyssa's concept of Epinoia..." (continued)

18. oct. 2012: "Gregory of Nyssa's concept of Epinoia in 'Answer to Eunomius Second Book'"

NB! The dates with (?) are preliminary and might be subject to changes. Moreover, the list is still growing...

About the IRSPEC

IRSPEC started as an Athens-based seminar for scholars and students working on the relationship between philosophy and early Christian theology, especially in the Greek tradition.

The seminar aims at providing a common ground for the discussion of research in the historical roots of Christian thought and philosophy in a range of traditions.

See posts for the location and time of meetings.

The meetings are open for the public, but please register by sending en email to jsteenbuch@hum.ku.dk.

Q&A about IRSPEC