Spirit and liberty. A double reference to Hegel and to Schelling in ClaudeBruaire's thoughts (Trinitarian speculations on Hegelian negativity and the Schellingian affirmative power of the absolute)

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Citation
C. Lavaud, Spirit and liberty. A double reference to Hegel and to Schelling in ClaudeBruaire's thoughts (Trinitarian speculations on Hegelian negativity and the Schellingian affirmative power of the absolute), REV SCI PH, 85(1), 2001, pp. 107-118
Citations number
7
Categorie Soggetti
Religion & Tehology
Volume
85
Issue
1
Year of publication
2001
Pages
107 - 118
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ISI
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Abstract
Claude Bruaire has never ceased to dialogue with two major authors, Hegel a nd Schelling. The synthesis is made around two main pairs of concepts, bein g and spirit on the one hand, liberty and negativity on the other. The nega tive thought of indeterminate and ineffable infinity must be made over into a positive metaphysics. The latter suggests determinating being as spirit which is liberty and liberty itself must be thought through a change of Heg elian negativity into the affirmative power of Schellingian Absolute. Trini tarian speculation then takes place in Bruaire's way of thinking as a "Chri stian arousing" of philosophy, opening into a metaphysics of spirit as gift , an "ontodology".