Oxford University Press eBooks· 2015· Book chapter
The Oxford Handbook of Maximus the Confessor
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Short summary
This handbook offers a comprehensive exploration of Maximus the Confessor's life, thought, and influence across four key parts: historical setting, theological and philosophical influences, his works and thought, and his reception.
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Key points
- The handbook is divided into four thematic sections: Historical Setting, Theological and Philosophical Influences, Works and Thought, and Reception.
- It covers the historical context in which Maximus the Confessor lived and worked.
- The volume delves into the theological and philosophical traditions that influenced his thinking.
- It provides an analysis of Maximus's own writings and his key theological concepts.
- The handbook also examines the historical reception and impact of Maximus's thought.
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Abstract
PART ONE. HISTORICAL SETTING PART TWO. THEOLOGICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL INFLUENCES PART THREE. WORKS AND THOUGHT PART FOUR. RECEPTION
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