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portada Selbsterkenntnis Und Erfahrung Der Einheit: Plotins Enneade V 3. Text, Ubersetzung, Interpretation, Erlauterungen (in German)
Type
Physical Book
Language
Alemán
Pages
274
Format
Paperback
Weight
3.81 kg.
ISBN13
9783465034667
Edition No.
0002

Selbsterkenntnis Und Erfahrung Der Einheit: Plotins Enneade V 3. Text, Ubersetzung, Interpretation, Erlauterungen (in German)

Werner Beierwaltes (Author) · Verlag Vittorio Klostermann · Paperback

Selbsterkenntnis Und Erfahrung Der Einheit: Plotins Enneade V 3. Text, Ubersetzung, Interpretation, Erlauterungen (in German) - Beierwaltes, Werner

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Synopsis "Selbsterkenntnis Und Erfahrung Der Einheit: Plotins Enneade V 3. Text, Ubersetzung, Interpretation, Erlauterungen (in German)"

The relation of self-knowledge and experience of the unity of the self's own and absolute ground is a central thought in the philosophy of Plotinus. In a movement of inner "ascent" thinking becomes aware of its own self - the thinking One in it. Plotin's imperative: "Let go of everything" points to the essentially processual character of philosophizing: at the end of the comprehending self-awareness developing in the course of the universal movement of abstraction stands the self-transgression of thinking as its utmost possibility, coming to it from its own ground of unity. This book analyzes this basic idea on the basis of an in-depth interpretation of Plotinus' Ennead V 3, gives a new translation of the Greek text, and explains the concepts and forms of thought that essentially determine it. It elaborates the historical context of the concept of "self-knowledge" in view of the Platonic tradition, suggests a reasonable concept of philosophical mysticism and highlights important cues for the medieval and modern discussion of "self-consciousness".

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