The Deus Absconditus or About the Name of God in Nicholas of Cuse

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The opuscule De deo abscondito represents one of the common and paradoxical expressions of Nicolas of Cuse’s thought. The topic of the “hidden God” is related with the problem of the attribution of names to God. Following the steps of Dionysian’s inspiration –and also underlying scholastic’s comment...

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Autor principal: D'Amico, Claudia
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Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires 1996
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Expresión paradojal
Nicolás de Cusa
Nombres divinos
via negativa
Dios oculto
Paradoxical expression
Nicholas of Cuse
Divine names
hidden God
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spelling I28-R145-7918_oai2025-11-17 D'Amico, Claudia 1996-07-01 The opuscule De deo abscondito represents one of the common and paradoxical expressions of Nicolas of Cuse’s thought. The topic of the “hidden God” is related with the problem of the attribution of names to God. Following the steps of Dionysian’s inspiration –and also underlying scholastic’s commentaries– and Eckhartian’s, this article presents the similarities and also points out the original Cusanus’ traits: the absolute inaccessibility of the truth, the preference of the name “unitas” on the frame of his first works and the passage through the via negativa. El opúsculo De deo abscondito representa una de las expresiones paradojales habituales en el pensamiento de Nicolás de Cusa. El tópico del “Dios oculto” está relacionado con el problema de la atribución de nombres a Dios. Siguiendo los pasos de inspiración dionisíaca –y también atendiendo a los comentarios escolásticos– y eckartiana, este artículo presenta las similitudes y subraya los rasgos originalmente cusanos: la inaccesibilidad absoluta de la verdad, la preferencia por el nombre “unitas” en el marco de las primeras obras y el pasaje por la via negativa. application/pdf https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/petm/article/view/7918 spa Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/petm/article/view/7918/6974 Patristica et Mediævalia; Vol. 17 (1996); 38-48 2683-9636 Expresión paradojal Nicolás de Cusa Nombres divinos via negativa Dios oculto Paradoxical expression Nicholas of Cuse Divine names via negativa hidden God The Deus Absconditus or About the Name of God in Nicholas of Cuse El Deus absconditus o acerca del nombre de Dios en Nicolás de Cusa info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion https://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=patris&d=7918_oai
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topic Expresión paradojal
Nicolás de Cusa
Nombres divinos
via negativa
Dios oculto
Paradoxical expression
Nicholas of Cuse
Divine names
via negativa
hidden God
spellingShingle Expresión paradojal
Nicolás de Cusa
Nombres divinos
via negativa
Dios oculto
Paradoxical expression
Nicholas of Cuse
Divine names
via negativa
hidden God
D'Amico, Claudia
The Deus Absconditus or About the Name of God in Nicholas of Cuse
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Nombres divinos
via negativa
Dios oculto
Paradoxical expression
Nicholas of Cuse
Divine names
via negativa
hidden God
description The opuscule De deo abscondito represents one of the common and paradoxical expressions of Nicolas of Cuse’s thought. The topic of the “hidden God” is related with the problem of the attribution of names to God. Following the steps of Dionysian’s inspiration –and also underlying scholastic’s commentaries– and Eckhartian’s, this article presents the similarities and also points out the original Cusanus’ traits: the absolute inaccessibility of the truth, the preference of the name “unitas” on the frame of his first works and the passage through the via negativa.
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