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STUDIA THEOLOGIA CATHOLICA LATINA - Issue no. 2 / 2023

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UN SMS DI SAN ANSELMO A MAURIZIO SUL MALE O IL MALE NELLA LETTERA 97 DI ANSELMO D’AOSTA / A TEXT MESSAGE FROM SAINT ANSELM TO MAURITIUS ON EVIL OR EVIL IN LETTER 97 OF ANSELM OF AOSTA.

Authors: ISTVÁN ANDRÁS.

Abstract: DOI: 10.24193/theol.cath.latina.2023.LXVIII.2.05
Article history: Received 03.07.2023; Revised 05.11.2023; Accepted 15.11.2023; Available online: 07.12.2023; Available print: 31.12.2023.
pp. 111-131

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Abstract: The following article through Anselm of Aosta’s Letter 97 brings to the reader, the idea that Anselm’s epistolary today can be understood as virtual letters: SMS or messages on social networking sites. The theme of the Letter 97 is presents evil not as something or not-something, but as almost something. With his itinerary, Anselm not only re-elaborated Augustine’s thought, but also opened the door for a new interpretation that after centuries, that is, today, becomes interesting because of its freedom and perspectives. By the means of language Anselm opens the horizon to the eyes of today’s reader that stretches to ontological perspective. In this sense, the evil that is almost-something opens an infinite possibility.

Keywords: Anselm of Aosta, evil, nothing, epistolary, SMS, something, not-something, almost-something.

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	STUDIA THEOLOGIA CATHOLICA LATINA - Issue no. 2 / 2023

	Article:	UN SMS DI SAN ANSELMO A MAURIZIO SUL MALE O IL MALE NELLA LETTERA 97 DI ANSELMO D’AOSTA / A TEXT MESSAGE FROM SAINT ANSELM TO MAURITIUS ON EVIL OR EVIL IN LETTER 97 OF ANSELM OF AOSTA. Authors: ISTVÁN ANDRÁS.


	Abstract: DOI: 10.24193/theol.cath.latina.2023.LXVIII.2.05 Article history: Received 03.07.2023; Revised 05.11.2023; Accepted 15.11.2023; Available online: 07.12.2023; Available print: 31.12.2023. pp. 111-131 VIEW PDF FULL PDF Abstract: The following article through Anselm of Aosta’s Letter 97 brings to the reader, the idea that Anselm’s epistolary today can be understood as virtual letters: SMS or messages on social networking sites. The theme of the Letter 97 is presents evil not as something or not-something, but as almost something. With his itinerary, Anselm not only re-elaborated Augustine’s thought, but also opened the door for a new interpretation that after centuries, that is, today, becomes interesting because of its freedom and perspectives. By the means of language Anselm opens the horizon to the eyes of today’s reader that stretches to ontological perspective. In this sense, the evil that is almost-something opens an infinite possibility. Keywords: Anselm of Aosta, evil, nothing, epistolary, SMS, something, not-something, almost-something.




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