The Augustine’s Critique to the Corporeity of the Soul: A Reception of Tertullian’s Thought

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The present work proposes to analyze the way in which Augustine of Hippo receives the thought of Tertullian, a Latin Christian author, also an African, from whom he is separated by some 200 years. The main mentions of the Carthaginian take place in the Augustinian critique of the conception of the c...

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Autor principal: Giacomone, Mariel
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Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires 2023
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soul; body; Tertullian; Augustine of Hippo
alma; cuerpo;Tertuliano; Agustín de Hipona
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spelling I28-R145-12801_oai2025-11-17 Giacomone, Mariel 2023-10-12 The present work proposes to analyze the way in which Augustine of Hippo receives the thought of Tertullian, a Latin Christian author, also an African, from whom he is separated by some 200 years. The main mentions of the Carthaginian take place in the Augustinian critique of the conception of the corporeality of the soul defended by Tertullian. In order to be able to analyze the arguments and philosophical concepts used by the Hipponense in the development of his critique, we present, first of all, a brief introduction to Tertullian (c. 160- c. 220), dwelling on some crucial passages of his work, titled De anima (208/210). Secondly, we analyze the discussion carried out by Augustine regarding the thesis of the corporeality of the human soul in De Genesi ad litteram, and in De anima et eius origine, (c. 419-420). Finally we evaluate Augustin’s position regarding the thesis of traducianism of the human soul, certainly linked to the corporalism defended by Tertullian. El presente trabajo propone analizar la manera en que Agustín de Hipona recepciona el pensamiento de Tertuliano, autor cristiano latino, también africano, del que lo separan unos 200 años. Las principales menciones al cartaginés tienen lugar en la crítica agustiniana a la concepción de la corporeidad del alma defendida por Tertuliano. A fin de poder analizar los argumentos y los conceptos filosóficos utilizados por el hiponense en el desarrollo de su crítica presentamos, en primer lugar, una breve introducción a Tertuliano (c. 160- c. 220), deteniéndonos en algunos pasajes cruciales de su obra titulada De anima (208/210). En segundo lugar, nos dedicamos a presentar y analizar la discusión que lleva adelante Agustín respecto de la tesis de la corporeidad del alma humana en De Genesi ad litteram (finalizado hacia el 415), y en De anima et eius origine, escrita posteriormente, entre 419 y 420. Evaluamos entonces la posición del hiponense respecto de la hipótesis traducionista sobre el alma humana, ciertamente vinculada al corporalismo defendido por Tertuliano. application/pdf https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/CdF/article/view/12801 10.34096/cf.n79.12801 spa Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/CdF/article/view/12801/12162 Derechos de autor 2023 Cuadernos de filosofía Cuadernos de filosofía; Núm. 79 (2022): julio-diciembre 2362-485X 0590-1901 soul; body; Tertullian; Augustine of Hippo alma; cuerpo;Tertuliano; Agustín de Hipona The Augustine’s Critique to the Corporeity of the Soul: A Reception of Tertullian’s Thought La crítica de Agustín a la corporeidad del alma: una recepción del pensamiento de Tertuliano info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion https://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=cufilo&d=12801_oai
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topic soul; body; Tertullian; Augustine of Hippo
alma; cuerpo;Tertuliano; Agustín de Hipona
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alma; cuerpo;Tertuliano; Agustín de Hipona
Giacomone, Mariel
The Augustine’s Critique to the Corporeity of the Soul: A Reception of Tertullian’s Thought
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description The present work proposes to analyze the way in which Augustine of Hippo receives the thought of Tertullian, a Latin Christian author, also an African, from whom he is separated by some 200 years. The main mentions of the Carthaginian take place in the Augustinian critique of the conception of the corporeality of the soul defended by Tertullian. In order to be able to analyze the arguments and philosophical concepts used by the Hipponense in the development of his critique, we present, first of all, a brief introduction to Tertullian (c. 160- c. 220), dwelling on some crucial passages of his work, titled De anima (208/210). Secondly, we analyze the discussion carried out by Augustine regarding the thesis of the corporeality of the human soul in De Genesi ad litteram, and in De anima et eius origine, (c. 419-420). Finally we evaluate Augustin’s position regarding the thesis of traducianism of the human soul, certainly linked to the corporalism defended by Tertullian.
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