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人性的影像化-奧古斯丁哲學中的精神性問題

Image and the Self: Spiritus in Augustinian Philosophy

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According to Augustine, human spirituality includes not only the intellectual parts of soul, but also inferior spiritual parts, i.e. the ability to form images. This article focuses on this seriously overlooked aspect of spirituality in Augustinian philosophy, as well as his thorough transformation of the ancient conception of pneuma. This article suggests that the spirit, as a mechanism of producing images, not only ensures our ability to perceive and record external bodies, and allows the external world to be interiorized in a world of images, but also organizes more fundamentally our daily actions and integrates our being as images in time into an ordered totality. Image is the basic way of being in the world, and one of the biggest tests that individuals face in collecting the fragmented self.

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Augustine spiritus image vision self

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