Augustinianum 51 (1):47-83 (2011)
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The oxymoron, a figure of speech formed by the combination of antithetical terms, is used by Gregory of Nyssa as a linguistic means to express the ineffable divine mystery and the experience of man which incessantly turns toward it. A more accurate analysis of such expressions within some of his spiritual works, one that takes into account their history or originality, allows for an understanding of some nuances of his theology based on divine infinity and an appreciation of a use of language which by way of the very shattering of logic arrives at its maximal expressive capacity
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Keywords | Catholic Tradition History of Philosophy Major Philosophers Philosophy and Religion Religious Studies |
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ISBN(s) | 0004-8011 |
DOI | 10.5840/agstm20115113 |
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