Justice and Truth in Saint Anselm: The Chapter 12 of "De veritate"

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The article tries to show that a detailed analysis of chapter 12 of De Veritate, which places it in its near and distant context, does not reveal the slightest trace of ethical formalism. Through a dialectic movement, Anselm succeeds in establishing that the rectitudo cannot be reduced to debitum, b...

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Autor principal: Briancesco, Eduardo
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires 1981
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Anselm
Ethical Formalism
Moral
Rectitudo
Debitum
Anselmo
Formalismo ético
Acceso en línea:http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/petm/article/view/8289
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spelling I28-R260-article-82892022-12-05T17:07:07Z Justice and Truth in Saint Anselm: The Chapter 12 of "De veritate" Justicia y verdad en San Anselmo: el capítulo 12 del "De veritate" Briancesco, Eduardo Anselm Ethical Formalism Moral Rectitudo Debitum Anselmo Formalismo ético Moral Rectitudo Debitum The article tries to show that a detailed analysis of chapter 12 of De Veritate, which places it in its near and distant context, does not reveal the slightest trace of ethical formalism. Through a dialectic movement, Anselm succeeds in establishing that the rectitudo cannot be reduced to debitum, but that this debitum, although supposed and assumed, is overcome by the love of good for its own sake (propter se). This is what Anselm's Justice consists of. This nuclear conclusion is an indispensable condition for understanding the other two works that complete the magnificent moral "triptych" of the Doctor: De libertate arbitrii and De casu diaboli. El presente artículo trata de demostrar que un análisis detallado del capítulo 12 del De Veritate, que lo sitúa en su contexto cercano y lejano, no revela el menor rastro de formalismo ético. A través de un movimiento dialéctico, Anselmo logra establecer que la rectitudo no puede ser reducida a debitum, sino que ese debitum, aunque supuesto y asumido, es superado por el amor al bien por sí mismo (propter se). En esto consiste la justicia de Anselmo. Esta conclusión central es una condición indispensable para comprender las otras dos obras que completan el magnífico "tríptico" moral del Doctor: De libertate arbitrii y De casu diaboli. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires 1981-07-06 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/petm/article/view/8289 Patristica et Mediævalia; Vol 2 (1981); 5-20 Patristica et Mediævalia; Vol. 2 (1981); 5-20 2683-9636 0325-2280 spa http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/petm/article/view/8289/7271
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Ethical Formalism
Moral
Rectitudo
Debitum
Anselmo
Formalismo ético
Moral
Rectitudo
Debitum
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Ethical Formalism
Moral
Rectitudo
Debitum
Anselmo
Formalismo ético
Moral
Rectitudo
Debitum
Briancesco, Eduardo
Justice and Truth in Saint Anselm: The Chapter 12 of "De veritate"
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Ethical Formalism
Moral
Rectitudo
Debitum
Anselmo
Formalismo ético
Moral
Rectitudo
Debitum
author Briancesco, Eduardo
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title Justice and Truth in Saint Anselm: The Chapter 12 of "De veritate"
title_short Justice and Truth in Saint Anselm: The Chapter 12 of "De veritate"
title_full Justice and Truth in Saint Anselm: The Chapter 12 of "De veritate"
title_fullStr Justice and Truth in Saint Anselm: The Chapter 12 of "De veritate"
title_full_unstemmed Justice and Truth in Saint Anselm: The Chapter 12 of "De veritate"
title_sort justice and truth in saint anselm: the chapter 12 of "de veritate"
description The article tries to show that a detailed analysis of chapter 12 of De Veritate, which places it in its near and distant context, does not reveal the slightest trace of ethical formalism. Through a dialectic movement, Anselm succeeds in establishing that the rectitudo cannot be reduced to debitum, but that this debitum, although supposed and assumed, is overcome by the love of good for its own sake (propter se). This is what Anselm's Justice consists of. This nuclear conclusion is an indispensable condition for understanding the other two works that complete the magnificent moral "triptych" of the Doctor: De libertate arbitrii and De casu diaboli.
publisher Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires
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