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Το αδιανόητο τίποτα, Philocal roots of modern Greek nihilism: An essay in philosophical anthropology

Author: Stelios Ramfos

“The Philokalia of the Sacred Hesychasts” is the renowned anthology of ascetic texts that has nurtured, directly or indirectly, the consciousness of Orthodox Christians for the past two centuries and...

“The Philokalia of the Sacred Hesychasts” is the renowned anthology of ascetic texts that has nurtured, directly or indirectly, the consciousness of Orthodox Christians for the past two centuries and more.

This is not a work focused on the past. Through its pages, it leads the way to understand obscure characteristics of our collective identity along with...

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“The Philokalia of the Sacred Hesychasts” is the renowned anthology of ascetic texts that has nurtured, directly or indirectly, the consciousness of Orthodox Christians for the past two centuries and more.

This is not a work focused on the past. Through its pages, it leads the way to understand obscure characteristics of our collective identity along with our defining ideas and values.

It gives us the opportunity to scientifically establish a modern Greek anthropology, which we painfully lack, creating a permanent cultural crisis.

In “The Inconceivable Nothing,” Stelios Ramphos interprets the most representative texts of the Philokalia and connects them with major issues in contemporary culture.

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Author
Stelios Ramfos
Publisher
Armos
Subtitle
Philocal roots of modern Greek nihilism: An essay in philosophical anthropology
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789605275778

Edition

Cover
Hardcover
Number of Pages
496
Dimensions
17x25 cm
Release Date
1/2012
Publication Date
2012

Content

Philosophical Movement/School
Nihilism
Reader Level
Academic

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“The Philokalia of the Sacred Hesychasts” is the renowned anthology of ascetic texts that has nurtured, directly or indirectly, the consciousness of Orthodox Christians for the past two centuries and more.

This is not a work focused on the past. Through its pages, it leads the way to understand obscure characteristics of our collective identity along with our defining ideas and values.

It gives us the opportunity to scientifically establish a modern Greek anthropology, which we painfully lack, creating a permanent cultural crisis.

In “The Inconceivable Nothing,” Stelios Ramphos interprets the most representative texts of the Philokalia and connects them with major issues in contemporary culture.

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Product Details

Author
Stelios Ramfos
Publisher
Armos
Subtitle
Philocal roots of modern Greek nihilism: An essay in philosophical anthropology
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789605275778

Edition

Cover
Hardcover
Number of Pages
496
Dimensions
17x25 cm
Release Date
1/2012
Publication Date
2012

Content

Philosophical Movement/School
Nihilism
Reader Level
Academic

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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