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    Eric Springsted

    In this book, a group of renowned international scholars seek to discern the ways in which Simone Weil was indebted to Plato, and how her provocative readings of his work offer challenges to contemporary philosophy, theology, and... more
    In this book, a group of renowned international scholars seek to discern the ways in which Simone Weil was indebted to Plato, and how her provocative readings of his work offer challenges to contemporary philosophy, theology, and spirituality. This is the first book in twenty years to systematically investigate Weil's Christian Platonism. The opening essays explore what actually constitutes Weil's Platonism. Louis Dupre addresses the Platonic and Gnostic elements of her thought with respect to her negative theology, and the Christian Platonism of her positive theology as found in her reflections on beauty and the Good. Michel Narcy provides a close historical reading of Weil and discusses the degree to which her teacher Alain influenced her Platonism. Michael Ross contends that Weil's interest in Plato is in "ethical Platonism." Essays by Robert Chenavier and by Patrick Patterson and Lawrence Schmidt consider the importance of matter and materialism in Weil&#39...
    ... Christus mediator: Platonic mediation in the thought of Simone Weil. Post a Comment. CONTRIBUTORS: Author: Springsted, Eric O. PUBLISHER: Scholars Press (Chico, CA). SERIES TITLE: YEAR: 1983. PUB TYPE: Book (ISBN 0891305963 ).... more
    ... Christus mediator: Platonic mediation in the thought of Simone Weil. Post a Comment. CONTRIBUTORS: Author: Springsted, Eric O. PUBLISHER: Scholars Press (Chico, CA). SERIES TITLE: YEAR: 1983. PUB TYPE: Book (ISBN 0891305963 ). VOLUME/EDITION: Volume 41. ...
    Page 1. spirituality and theology Diogenes Allen Eric O. Springsted, editor Page 2. Page 3. Spirituality and Theology This One 67KW-W9F-CJSZ Page 4. Page 5. Spirituality and Theology ESSAYS IN HONOR OF DIOGENES ALLEN Eric O. Springsted,... more
    Page 1. spirituality and theology Diogenes Allen Eric O. Springsted, editor Page 2. Page 3. Spirituality and Theology This One 67KW-W9F-CJSZ Page 4. Page 5. Spirituality and Theology ESSAYS IN HONOR OF DIOGENES ALLEN Eric O. Springsted, editor .LUJ.JI' I • "INN! ...
    La theorie d'origine platonicienne de S. Weil des intermediaires vers la transcendance, de la mediation du Christ, et de la mediation entre le travail, les relations sociales et le spirituel.
    The book is composed of three parts arranged in chronological order of composition:(a) Toulmin's important 1957 essay on “scientific mythology,”(b) several essays from 1964 to 1980 considering contemporary cosmologists (most of these... more
    The book is composed of three parts arranged in chronological order of composition:(a) Toulmin's important 1957 essay on “scientific mythology,”(b) several essays from 1964 to 1980 considering contemporary cosmologists (most of these originally published in The ...
    ... Emma Crauford, London, 1972: Routledge and Kegan Paul GTG Gateway to God, Glasgow, 1974: Collins IC Intimations of Christianity Among the Ancient Greeks, trans. EC Geissbuhler, London, 1957: Routledge and Kegan Paul LP Lectures on... more
    ... Emma Crauford, London, 1972: Routledge and Kegan Paul GTG Gateway to God, Glasgow, 1974: Collins IC Intimations of Christianity Among the Ancient Greeks, trans. EC Geissbuhler, London, 1957: Routledge and Kegan Paul LP Lectures on Philosophy, trans. ...
    When T. S. Eliot wrote his preface to Simone Weil's The Need for Rootsin 1952 his own fame helped launch the book to a prominent place in the Englishspeaking world. The preface despite its warm admiration for Simone Weil, however,... more
    When T. S. Eliot wrote his preface to Simone Weil's The Need for Rootsin 1952 his own fame helped launch the book to a prominent place in the Englishspeaking world. The preface despite its warm admiration for Simone Weil, however, says little about the content of the book. What it does do is praise Weil as a balanced thinker who is ‘more truly a lover of order and hierarchy than most of those who call themselves conservative, and more truly a lover of the people than most of those who call themselves Socialist’. Since Eliot's stated intention in the preface was merely to get the reader to hold his prejudices in check and to be patient with those of Weil what he wrote was perhaps sufficient. Yet one wishes that he had said more; not to tease out further comments from one so celebrated but because Eliot himself had spent a certain amount of time thinking and writing on many of the problems which The Need for Roots addresses. His efforts are found in two monographs. The Idea of...