Damascius on the Ineffable

John Dillon

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Etude de la contemporaneite de la question d'un premier principe ineffable et inconnaissable et de l'introduction d'elements irrationnels dans la tradition du platonisme tardif, illustree par Proclus, Plotin et Damascius. Au-dela de la theologie negative, l'A. examine la partie inaffable de l'individu definie par Damascius

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