Univ., Diss., 2009--Würzburg.

Origenes, der bedeutendste Theologe der griechischen Kirche, setzt sich in seinem umfangreichen Gesamtwerk immer wieder mit den so genannten simplices auseinander, der Masse der einfachen und ungebildeten Christen, die seiner Theologie, insbesondere seiner Schriftauslegung, nicht folgen können oder wollen. Die Forschung der beiden letzten Jahrhunderte zeichnet in der Regel ein Bild großer gegenseitiger Abneigung bis hin zu offenen Feindseligkeiten, die dem berühmten Wissenschaftler von seinen Gemeinden in Alexandria und Cäsarea entgegengebracht wird. Die Untersuchung behandelt die einschlägigen Texte nicht nach einem bestimmten theologischen Raster, sondern kommt durch deren Interpretation aus ihrem jeweiligen Kontext heraus zu Ergebnissen, welche die Persönlichkeit des berühmten Intellektuellen, Theologen, Meisters des geistlichen Lebens und Seelsorgers in einem neuen Licht erscheinen lassen. Insbesondere erlaubt eine chronologische Anordnung des Stoffes in der einigermaßen gesicherten Reihen-folge der Hauptschriften den Rückschluss, dass bei Origenes eine Entwicklung hin zu einem größeren Verständnis für die Ungebildeten in der Gemeinde stattgefunden hat. / Scholars of Origen have for decades agreed in thinking that the relationship between him and the simple believers is characterised by reservations right up to hostility. Researching the plenty of pertinent statements in their context, the study reveals a differentiated view and detects an advancement in Origens understanding for the simple members of the Christian community.

Zugl.: Erfurt, Univ., Diss., 2008

Thesis--Pontificia Universitas Gregoriana, Rome. / Includes indexes. Includes bibliographical references (p. vii-xvi).

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Thesis (doctoral)--Hamburg, Universiẗat, 2007, titled: Christliche Kosmologie und antike Naturphilosophie. / Includes bibliographical references (p. [547]-586) and indexes.

Zugl.: Hamburg, Univ., Diss., 2007 u.d.T.: Köckert, Charlotte: Christliche Kosmologie und antike Naturphilosophie

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Dans leurs œuvres respectives, où ils mettent en scène la Provence intérieure, pour l’un, et la Castille rurale, pour l’autre, Jean Giono (1895-1970) et Miguel Delibes (1920-2010) font la part belle à la « terre ». Forte de ce constat, cette étude est prioritairement dédiée à leurs productions romanesques où, par-delà des différences esthétiques certaines, émergent de forts points communs thématiques et des figures récurrentes, dans la nuance ou dans l’accord. Après nous être interrogé sur la qualification du genre romanesque (des romans « de terroir », « rustiques » ou « de la terre » ?), nous nous sommes attaché aux relations particulières que les hommes ici mis en scène entretiennent avec leur territoire : les paysans, dans leur travail, et tous ceux qui, de fait, vivent au sein de la nature, sans négliger les citadins qui y retrouvent leurs racines, ni les ruraux transplantés en ville mais dont l’ancrage et l’attachement subsistent. Dans ces œuvres de fiction, la terre se présente sous de multiples caractères. Dans un premier temps, elle entretient des rapports harmonieux avec ses créatures, humaines ou animales, qui vivent toutes en liens étroits. Cet ensemble est chargé de mythes qui renvoient aux origines de l’humanité. Mais la modernité introduit une rupture qui brise l’union primitive, avec les cycles de ses rythmes et l’ordre de ses harmonies. Rétive à un tel joug, la terre se révolte et s’en prend aux hommes qu’elle menace de détruire. Dès lors, ils tentent d’établir une relation rénovée où pourrait se réinstaurer un équilibre disparu. / The works of Jean Giono (1895-1970) and Miguel Delibes (1920-2010) are respectively set against the backdrop of hinterland Provence and rural Castile, laying the emphasis on the land. This PhD thesis mainly dwells on their novelistic productions, which share numerous recurring themes and figures, despite some aesthetic differences and nuances. After addressing the question of how to characterize these novels – are they novels of the “soil”, “rustic” novels or novels of the “land”? –, this study concentrates on the specific relationships between male characters and their land: peasants at work, all those who live among nature, without forgetting town-dwellers in search of their roots or rural people transplanted to city life, but whose sense of belonging endures.In these works of fiction, the land theme is dealt with in various ways; the emphasis is first placed on the harmonious relationship and close bonds that unite the land with its creatures, whether human or animal. This organic whole is imbued with myths that refer to the origins of mankind. But modernity ruptures this primeval unity, the cycles of its rhythms and the order of its harmonies. Resisting such oppression, the earth rebels, turns against men and threatens them with destruction. From then on, men try to create a restored relationship with the land so that a lost balance might be re-established.

[pt] Dentre as muitas metáforas que expressam o amor de Deus à humanidade a das núpcias é a que merecia maior destaque na opinião de alguns teólogos, tanto os teólogos da antiguidade como os dos tempos modernos, certamente pelo elevado nível de intimidade que a metáfora autoriza imaginar no tocante ao amor incontido de Deus à sua Igreja. Trata-se, então, de um trabalho oportuno, útil à espiritualidade da igreja, e particularmente a cada cristão. Decerto, tem-se ouvido muitas homilias sobre Deus nos moldes da relação Senhor-servo; Pai-filho; Deus-humano; Pastor-ovelha; Santo-pecador. Todas têm correspondência na Escritura, mas enfatiza pouco – ou não a altura – a categoria do amor daquele que ocupa a superioridade nessa relação e, por isso, nenhuma dessas metáforas se comparam à relação Esposo-esposa. Para isso, a focagem deste trabalho recai sobre uma das obras de Orígenes cujo título é: Homilias e Comentário ao Cântico dos Cânticos. Fato é que Orígenes viu nessa relação Esposo-Esposa uma prefiguração do encontro entre Cristo – o Verbo – que se aproxima indo ao encontro da Esposa – a igreja, mas também ao cristão individual, expressando dessa forma o plano da redenção. Em seguida, este trabalho se achega ao livro bíblico atribuído a Salomão, juntamente com a obra de Orígenes sobre o Cântico dos Cânticos, que por sua vez, está dividido em duas homilias e o comentário. Por fim, este trabalho recortou os principais componentes que podem reforçar a construção de uma teologia nupcial como proposta cristológica, visto que Orígenes aplicou sua teologia à alma do fiel propriamente, não somente à igreja enquanto corpo do Cristo. Assim, ver-se-ão os integrantes mais próximos dessa relação de amor, tais como beijos; leito; perfume; peito; abraço; beleza; sombra; entre outros, num estado de progresso, a fim de magnetizar a alma do fiel a esse encontro nupcial com o Cristo-Esposo. / [en] Among the many metaphors that express God s love for humanity, that of the wedding is the one that deserves greater prominence in the opinion of some theologians, both the theologians of antiquity and those of modern times, certainly due to the high level of intimacy that the metaphor allows to imagine in the concerning God s unrestrained love for his Church. It is therefore a matter of timely work, useful to the spirituality of the church, and particularly to every Christian. Certainly, many homilies on God have been heard along the lines of the Lord-servant relationship; Dad son; God-human; Shepherd sheep; saint-sinner. All have correspondence in Scripture, but it emphasizes little - or not enough - the category of love of the one who occupies the superiority in this relationship and, therefore, none of these metaphors compares to the Husband-Wife relationship. For this, the focus of this work falls on one of the works of Origen whose title is: Homilies and Commentary on the Song of Songs. The fact is that Origen saw in this Husband-Wife relationship a prefiguration of the encounter between Christ – the Word – who approaches, going to meet the Bride – the church, but also the individual Christian, thus expressing the plan of redemption. Then, this work approaches the biblical book attributed to Solomon, together with Origen s work on the Song of Songs, which in turn is divided into two homilies and the commentary. Finally, this work cut out the main components that can reinforce the construction of a nuptial theology as a Christological proposal, since Origen applied his theology to the soul of the faithful, not only to the church as the body of Christ. Thus, the closest members of this love relationship will be seen, such as kisses; bed; perfume; chest; hug; beauty; shadow; among others, in a state of progress, in order to magnetize the soul of the faithful to this nuptial encounter with Christ the Spouse.