L'Etincelle de l'âme : Sermons de I à XXX
by Maître Johan Eckhart
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> L'ETINCELLE DE L'ÂME, Sermons de I à XXX, traduits et présentés par Crwendoline Jarczyk et Pierre-Jean Labarrière. — Ce volume rassemble la traduction des trente premiers sermons du mystique rhénan Maître Eckhart. Il tente de traduire dans ses sermons ses fulgurantes intuitions métaphysiques et touche une dimension éternelle de l’âme humaine. G. Jarczyk et P-J. Labarriere, philosophes et germanistes, sont réputés pour leurs traductions de Hegel devenues des classiques. Ed. Albin Michel, collection "spiritualités vivantes”, 1998 - 320 p.
—3e millénaire, (48), Été 1998
—3e millénaire, (48), Été 1998
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Born in Hochheim near Gotha, Meister Eckhart was a German Dominican mystic whose central concern was the relation of the soul to God. He regarded "the innermost essence of the soul as something uncreated, not only "like' God in a creaturely resemblance, but truly "one' with God" (Bernard McGinn, Meister Eckhart). Eckhart's thinking offended show more orthodox sensibilities as pantheistic, and he was accused of heretical teachings by the archbishop of Cologne. Two years after his death, Eckhart's writings were condemned by Pope John XXII. Nevertheless, Eckhart's teaching influenced later religious mysticism and speculative philosophy. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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